Five Dynasties And Ten Kingdoms: The Rise Of Heroes

In 907 AD, the Tang Dynasty was overthrown, and the Central Plains fell into the period of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, where wars were raging. That was a turbulent era, with frequent bloody battles and the emergence of brave generals and wise kings like mushrooms after rain. In the chaotic era of separatist warfare, heroes emerge in large numbers, amidst the shadows of swords and knives. Starting from Li Keyong, he outlined his legendary life with outstanding military talent and fighting spirit. In the Battle of Jinyang, enemy forces from all directions rushed in like a tide, but he bravely killed the enemy and ultimately established the Later Tang Dynasty, creating the glory of the empire. At the same time, Shi Jingtang rose to power in the south with ambition, usurping the throne and establishing the Later Jin Dynasty. However, his excessively greedy personal desires led to dissatisfaction and resistance from the aristocrats, ultimately leading to his own destruction. Li Cunxu from the north was witty and brave, successfully defeating the Khitans and using his strategy and military capabilities to establish the Later Tang Dynasty, unifying the north. Zhao Kuangyin overthrew the Later Zhou Dynasty and established the Northern Song Dynasty through the Chen Bridge Incident, ushering in a relatively stable and prosperous new era. In this era of male self-improvement, the fates of historical figures are intertwined. They searched for their own position in turbulent times and wrote magnificent historical legends.