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In the third century, after the war between the Three Kingdoms and the Jin Dynasty, the Eastern Central Plains was about to usher in the darkest moment of the Five Husties.
What about Rome in the West?
It has just ushered in the celebration of the millennium of the founding of the city. It was supposed to be the prelude to the return of the golden age, but it became the eve of the collapse of the empire.
The barbarians in the north are sharpening their knives on the other side of the Danube, and the Sassanid Persians in the east are eyeing them.
The millennium-old evils of the slave economy have rotted into the bone marrow, and the old gods and Christ are competing for the souls of the Romans.
At the climax of this troubled time,
A young man from the province of Lower Mercia had a long dream.
He saw the emperor being chopped to death in the swamp by the barbarians, the imperial guards publicly auctioning the throne,
the queen in the east was left alone, and the huge empire was divided into three.
He wants to do something.
Help those emperors, generals, senators he once admired,
those whom he thought could entrust the fate of Rome,
change this damn Rome.
But after he worked hard, the wheels of history still rolled over him mercilessly.
They are still sinking into the darkness one after another, just like what was written thousands of years ago.
He suddenly figured out something:
Since they can't do it,
then why don't I do it myself?