The Hegemony of Southern Chen: Starting with the Rebellion of Hou Jing

In the tenth year of Liang Datong, 544 AD,

The Northern Wei, which had dominated the north for over a century, had split into Eastern and Western Wei. Gao Huan and Yuwen Tai faced off as rival powers, while Xiao Pusa watched from the sidelines and the Southern Dynasties enjoyed a peaceful era.

After transmigrating into Chen Chang, the only son of Chen Baxian, he finds himself four years before the Hou Jing Rebellion. By then, Emperor Wu of Liang will have starved to death in Taicheng, the princes of the Southern Liang imperial house will be fighting among themselves, and the Jiangnan region will lie in ruins.

In this time of upheaval, it is the moment for heroes to put their talents to use!

See how Chen Chang seizes the initiative with lightning speed, ensuring the Southern Chen is no longer disadvantaged from the outset, then contends with the powers of the north.