All over the World

Zhao Cheng, a freshman in the history department of a university, accidentally traveled to Mongolia in 1206 and mysteriously appeared in Genghis Khan's golden tent. The story mainly begins in the spring of 1218. As a Han Chinese, he grew up in Mongolia. The various things he heard and witnessed made him deal with Mongolia and even the most powerful people in the world, but the seeds of rebellion had already been planted in his heart... The Mongols, the Westerners, the Xixia people, the Jin people, and the Song people, one after another, political regimes and nations appeared in front of him, and some were wiped out, some were disintegrated, some were stubbornly resisting, some were living in peace, or some were heading for glory. Shamanism, Manichaeism, Christianity, Islam, Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism have either been carried forward, or brought forth new ones, or perished or consolidated or resisted or been reborn. The emperors, civil servants and generals were either disdainful or shameful, envious, admired or fearful. Loyalty and rebellion, massacre and pardon, alliance and confrontation, conspiracy and conspiracy, family feud and clan hatred, power and wealth, centralization and decentralization, staged scenes of heroic epics... And under the whole world, a brand new emperor appeared.