I Am an Emperor in Troubled Times

The spirit of a powerful figure in the modern business world traveled through the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms and became Murong Chao, the last emperor of Southern Yan who died at the age of twenty-six and suffered infamy. He was hunted by killers and ostracized by his clan since he was a child, and he struggled to survive in a desperate situation. He worshiped the Duan family as his disciples, studied hard in actual swordsmanship, music to control enemies, and military strategies. He stayed dormant in Jieshi Mountain for several years to build a solid foundation in civil and military affairs. Inheriting the death of his grandmother Jin Dao Tuogu, he braves the troubled times with the wish to preserve the Yan lineage, restore the country and establish a family. He personally experienced the cruel chaos of feuds between Hu and Han, disputes between nations, and ethnic strife. He endured the plot step by step, assessed the situation and avoided disaster, and escaped the death of Dragon City and the siege from all sides. He relied on historical foresight and mature mind, not relying on cheats, to unite the Northern Liang, check and balance the Wei and Song Dynasties, and deal with the heroes. Defend Guanggu and stabilize the Yan territory, completely reversing the fate of the country. He promoted the co-governance of the Hu and Han Dynasties, appeased the refugees, and encouraged farming and mulberry cultivation. He rose against the odds from being an orphan in exile, and finally took root in the troubled times, laying the foundation of Nanyan and achieving the three-part world pattern.