Rebirth of Xiao Yan: Tianjian Dingding

The dream of the soul glimpses the catastrophe and foresees the end of one's own country and death. In the troubled times of Yongyuan in the Southern Qi Dynasty, Xiao Baojuan, the Marquis of Donghun, was cruel and cruel, massacring the heroic clan members. Xiao Yan's brother Xiao Yi was unjustly killed, and the imperial court sent an army westward with the intention of eradicating Jingyong Fan Town. As the governor of Yongzhou, Xiao Yan saw his fate decades later in a nightmare: he single-handedly created the prosperous age of Tianjian, but in his later years he indulged in pagodas, neglected state affairs, and raised tigers. In the end, Taicheng fell, the country was overturned, the people were displaced, and he died of hunger and thirst. That was not someone else's story, it was the road he himself was heading towards. In order not to repeat his fate, Xiao Yan joined forces with Xiao Yingzhou in Jingzhou to kill Liu Shanyang and raised the banner of righteousness to attack the tyrant. Although the military spirit was boiling and everyone wanted a quick victory, he kept in mind the tragic disaster in his dream, did not be greedy and made rash advances, but consolidated the foundation first, reorganized the army, repaired armor, built warships, and cautiously dealt with allies, powerful enemies, and clans. They fought fiercely at Miankou, added lakes to break up reinforcements, and pacified Jianghan; they went down the river eastward, swept across the east of the Yangtze River, built Liang on behalf of Qi, and changed it to Yuan Tianjian. But the troubled times are far from over: the tiger of the Northern Wei Dynasty peeks into the northern border, Jiangdong's powerful families are entangled, the clan has hidden ambitions, and the undercurrent of heirs is surging. He must learn from his dreams to avoid the road of destruction, secure the people's livelihood internally, defend against powerful enemies externally, expedition to the north of the Central Plains, and end three hundred years of chaos in the north and south.