Fusheng In The Late Tang Dynasty

AD 878, the fifth year of Qianfu reign of Emperor Xizong of Tang Dynasty.
In this year, Wang Xianzhi died in battle with Huang Mei. The tribe elected Huang Chao as the leader, named General Soaring to Heaven, and moved to the south to fight.
In this year, Li Keyong killed Duan Wenchu, the Datong army envoy. The father and son launched a rebellion, and Shatuo soldiers and horses looted Hedong.
In this year, thieves in the south of the Yangtze River began to appear in large numbers and captured all the prefectures and counties.
This year, Henan suffered from continuous drought and locusts, and the soldiers caused chaos.
This year, Xizong played cockfights and ignored the government affairs.
This year, the Tang Dynasty was in turmoil.
This year, Shao Shude, who traveled through time from later generations, had his own ideals. He wants to climb high and look far away, and see thousands of lights; he wants to visit mountains and rivers, and see pastoral songs.
He wants children to grow strong, he wants women to be protected from humiliation, and he wants old people to have a good death.
He wants to end this troubled world.