Call of the Heroes of Chaos in Another World

Chapter 1842: Heaven descends to earth, Emperor Wu appears, Emperor Wen appears

However, we didn’t even get the 50% rate.

  Moreover, this famous prime minister of the Song Dynasty was really tenacious!

If Wang Yu remembered correctly, this famous prime minister of the Song Dynasty had appeared countless times in previous summons.

However, every time he was excluded from the final summoning list for various reasons. After all, as he barely met the standards of a heavenly-level summoning candidate, he was indeed not that attractive to Wang Yu compared to others.

But he was persistent and was finally allowed to come out!

"Ding, the host has summoned five times cumulatively, and the balance is being activated..."

This time's balance will not have any impact on Wang Yu.

Originally, he created this balance in order to allow the various forces in the world that are currently in the midst of war to continue to live in peace.

"Ding, the number one balancer, Xue Guyan, command 81, force 104, intelligence 71, politics 82, charm 88.

Implanted identity: Descendant of a minor noble in the Golden Horde court, and one of the commanders of the Golden Armor Army.

Carrying: Gao Huan, Lou Zhaojun, Gao Yue, Gao Cheng, Gao Yang, Gao Yin, Gao Yan, Gao Zhan, Gao Wei, Gao Changgong, Heba Ren, Hulu Qiangju, Hulu Jin, Wanqi Pubo, Wanqi Shouruo, Dou Tai, Peng Le, Liu Feng, Han Gui, Pan Le.

A famous general from the Eastern Wei Dynasty. He is strong and skilled in using broadswords. He is particularly strong in combat. In terms of bravery, Xue Guyan can compete with Peng Le and Gao Gao.

In 530, Erzhu Rong was assassinated by Emperor Zhuang, and the Erzhu family sent troops to attack the court. Gao Huan took advantage of the situation to break free from control and led the old people of the Six Garrisons to "serve the king", with Xue Guyan as the vanguard.

In the Battle of Hanling, Xue Guyan took the lead in the charge, charging back and forth in the enemy's formation six times. Erzhu Zhao was defeated miserably and Gao Huan became the winner.

Dou Tai was captured and executed by Yuwen Tai in Tongguan. Gao Huan retreated in a hurry. Xue Guyan personally covered the rear in order to stop the pursuers.

The Western Wei cavalry was in high spirits, and with the victory in the Battle of Xiaoguan, they all fought bravely forward to strive for greater military exploits.

There is always someone stronger than the strong, and the rampant arrogance of the Western Wei cavalry aroused Xue Guyan's fighting spirit. He led the charge into the battle array, killing dozens of people in the fight, and his armor was stained red with blood.

The Western Wei continued to send more troops, and Xue Guyan fought while retreating, with no signs of fleeing.

The battle lasted for a day. In that day, he cut off fifteen broadswords. Countless Western Wei soldiers fell under his sword. He was known as the King of Swords.

The history records: "Yan was the rear guard, fighting and marching, and he broke fifteen swords in one day."

In 534 AD, Gao Huan arrived in Luoyang and stayed at the Yongning Temple. Suddenly, there was a heavy rain, thunder and lightning. The thunderbolt hit the nine-story pagoda in the temple, and it immediately caught fire.

Gao Huan hurriedly ordered Xue Guyan to go and investigate the fire. Xue Guyan held a spear and urged his horse forward, going deep into the sea of ​​fire. He galloped around the tower while shouting, and the fire was immediately extinguished.

When he came back, his hair, beard, horse's mane and tail were all burnt. Gao Huan exclaimed: "Xue Guyan can actually fight against Pili!"

Yan held his spear and went forward, shouting and running around the pagoda, and the fire was extinguished. Yan returned, his beard and the horse's mane were all burnt. Shenwu admired his courage and said, "Yan can fight against the thunderbolt!" - "Northern History, Volume 53, Biography 41"

"Ding, the second person to balance, Black Dragon (Black Dragon Tian), Command 74, Force 109, Intelligence 84, Politics 59, Charisma 97.

Implanted identity: Descendant of the sinful blood of the Long family of Daxia, now a powerful general of the royal family of Daxia Dynasty.

Carrying: Blood Spear, Dragon.

Carry: White Dragon, Yellow Dragon, Red Dragon, Flying Dragon, Blue Dragon, Ten Punishments, Divine Eyes, True Zen, Blue Moon, Tianwu, Xuanfeng, White Lotus, Wu Geng, Tiankui, Taiji, Liuyue, Zhui Ri, Guimu.

The sinful blood of the Long family!

  Not many people like this can survive!

The so-called Long family sin blood, in the former Great Xia Dynasty, these four words represent the royal family members who have committed capital crimes, and those are the most heinous crimes punishable by death.

Generally speaking, most of them were convicted of treason. After all, there weren't many crimes that could get them sentenced to death for being of royal blood!

However, the Great Xia Dynasty left these people a way to survive.

However, there may not be one person who can make it through this path among hundreds of people! Anyone who can survive this path is a person of extraordinary talent.

As for what this road is like?

This was only a secret among some members of the royal family of the Great Xia Dynasty, and Wang Yu naturally had no way of knowing it.

However, becoming sinful blood and surviving this road is only their first step!

They merely survived, but they survived with shame.

Heilong, this name still has the surname Long, not Hei. It just follows the example of some people in Xirong, Beidi and Dongyi who put their names first and their surnames last.

This is a special treatment for those sinners, which makes them remember their identity at all times.

Only by making great contributions can these people redeem their names, put their surnames first and their given names last, and wash away these shames.

However, Black Dragon's strength is worthy of being the ceiling in Wu Geng Ji. A final-level god general, with such strength, can basically be ranked in the top three in an empire. If he can become a true god general, he will most likely even become the top fighting force in an empire.

This is an existence that the protagonist cannot defeat even at the end.

Heilongtian can be said to be the god of creation, because his wife Bailong was killed by the lord of the ancient gods, Henggu, one hundred thousand years ago, so he destroyed the entire ancient gods by himself. The red dragon and the yellow dragon were no match for him, and the lord of the ancient gods, Henggu, also died in his hands. He destroyed the entire ancient gods, as well as the ancient underworld, by himself.

Black Dragon Tian is the strongest ancient god since the beginning of the world. He can exert his divine power to the peak and possesses the most extreme divine power. He can control many kinds of divine power such as the divine power of the colorless realm and the divine power of the all-encompassing realm. It can be said that Black Dragon Tian is the pinnacle of divine power. At the same time, Tian is also the new creator god after the end of the ancient times. He has the power to create the world with one thought. In the past 100,000 years, he has destroyed the world and created it again several times.

During the battle in the divine realm, Hei Longtian was able to defeat all living beings with less than one tenth of his divine power, destroying everything and returning the world to chaos, which shows how terrifying he is. If he had not recognized Wu Geng in the end, no one could have defeated him, and Wu Geng would not have become the master of the world.

"Ding, balance the third person, Tuoba Gui, command 99, force 97, intelligence 95, politics 97, charm 90."

Implanted identity: a royal family member of the Northern Di Tuoba tribe.

Carrying: Tuoba Heluo, Tuoba Qian, Tuoba Zun, Tuoba Lie, Tuoba Gu, Tuoba Yi, Tuoba Ta, Changsun Song, Changsun Fei, Yu Hechen, Lai Chuzhen, Wei Guzhen, Su Heba, Shusun Jian, Mu Chong, Xi Mu, An Tong, Wang Jian, He Yue, Yu Huan, Li Su.

Like countless other promising monarchs, he was outstanding in his early years and was a perfect template for a capable monarch.

But in his later years, he became like a lunatic, as if he had taken drugs. He became cruel, cold-blooded and even mentally ill. He indulged in alcohol and sex, was self-willed, suspicious of his subordinates, and had conflicts with his brothers. He was eventually assassinated by his own son Tuoba Shao.

  However, considering that Jiang Xiaobai, Liu Che, Li Shimin, Li Longji, Xiao Yan, Kangxi, Hongli, Ying Zheng, Sima Yan, Gao Yang... countless monarchs had to do some tricks in their later years!

From this point of view, having Tuoba Gui as one more person is actually nothing!

Emperor Daowu Tuoba Gui, the Emperor Wu of Wei, was much more capable than the previous Emperor Wu of Wei.

The Emperor Wu of Wei before him was not incompetent, but his reputation was greater than his ability. Because of the novel, his popularity soared, and he boasted more. In fact, he suffered countless defeats in his life. He even lost to the Yellow Turbans, Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shang.

On the other hand, Emperor Daowu Tuoba Gui, who was also Emperor Wu of Wei, was praised for his victory and conquest since Daowu, and he almost unified the world. The country where Tuoba Gui was born was Dai Kingdom on the northern grassland.

He was not an ordinary citizen of the Dai Kingdom, but the grandson and legitimate grandson of the Dai Emperor Tuoba Shiyijian.

In other words, Tuoba Gui was a legitimate member of the Dai royal family and heir to the throne.

The Dai Kingdom was also one of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. However, due to its weak national strength, it was destroyed by another regime, the Former Qin, before Tuoba Gui grew up and became emperor.

Tuoba Gui, who was only six years old, lost his family and country overnight.

The one who destroyed the Dai Kingdom was the emperor of the Former Qin Kingdom, Fu Jian.

Fu Jian's idea was that since the Dai Kingdom had been destroyed, the remaining royal family of the Dai Kingdom should not stay in the former site of the Dai Kingdom, but move directly to Chang'an. Firstly, Chang'an was prosperous, and I would give each of you a school district house so that you could enjoy a leisurely life; secondly, it would also make it convenient for me to monitor you.

If little Tuoba Gui went to Chang'an, his life would basically be over and he would only be a golden bird kept in a cage.

However, Fu Jian was indeed a rare benevolent monarch of that era, and he was later released back to his hometown.

The Battle of Feishui made the sky of the Former Qin Dynasty seem to have collapsed. Yao Chang, Murong Chui, Lu Guang... countless ministers of the Former Qin Dynasty could no longer sit still and exposed their ambitions. Tuoba Gui was one of them.

Tuoba Gui was quick-witted and decisive in breaking away from the control of the Former Qin Dynasty. He ascended the throne on the beautiful banks of the Xilamulin River, first calling himself the King of Dai and later the King of Wei. Thus, the Northern Wei Dynasty was established.

The Northern Wei Dynasty at that time was not really a prominent regime.

Although the Former Qin Dynasty was in decline, it was still bigger than a horse. The Later Qin, Western Yan, Western Qin, and Later Liang were eyeing it covetously and dominating various places, not taking this newcomer on the historical stage seriously at all.

But it turned out that they all misjudged the Northern Wei Dynasty in the end. Of course, at that time it was still the Dai Kingdom and had not yet been changed to the Northern Wei Dynasty.

And this regime, which was established silently and in a simple and hasty ancient ceremony, will eventually become not only the overlord of the North, but also the mortal enemy of the future southern regime.

However, the future is still far away, and at this moment, Tuoba Gui must focus on the present.

At the beginning of the country's establishment, it can be said that it was in a situation surrounded by tigers and wolves.

The situation of the Sixteen Kingdoms in the Eastern Jin Dynasty was a fight that was unreasonable, unsystematic and irregular. No one knew which would come first, tomorrow or an accident.

Encourage in a timely manner, not to treat people for years.

Tuoba Gui did not hesitate. He took a big step and began the journey of developing a strong country.

This road has two directions, one going north and one going south.

At that time, Tuoba clan was surrounded by powerful enemies. After the collapse of Former Qin, the most powerful in the north was the Later Yan founded by Murong Chui. Tuoba Gui used the support of his mother's Helan tribe and Murong Chui to successively destroy the Dugu tribe, Gaoche, Rouran, Kumo Xi, etc. Then, he held a grudge against the previous grudge and joined forces with Murong Chui to attack the Helan tribe of his uncle.

When Tuoba Gui became more powerful, he was no longer so submissive to the Later Yan, so the war between the Northern Wei and the Later Yan was inevitable. Although Murong Chui was a great leader, he was already old at this time. The Later Yan army won first and then lost, and finally lost the war.

Tuoba Gui buried nearly 50,000 Yan soldiers alive. This number is second only to Bai Qi's burial of 400,000 Zhao soldiers in Changping, Xiang Yu's burial of 200,000 surrendered Qin soldiers, and Xue Rengui's burial of 130,000 Tiele soldiers. It is the fourth largest number of enemy soldiers buried alive in Chinese history. After this, the Later Yan Dynasty never recovered.

The Battle of Chanhebi was also one of the most classic battles in Emperor Daowu's life. In the battle against the powerful Later Yan, 20,000 troops wiped out the nearly 100,000 elite troops of Later Yan. Only the Murong princes escaped with their lives, and the people of Later Yan were all in tears.

You know, before the Murong kings met Tuoba Gui, which one of them was not famous in that era? Not a famous general who won every battle and almost never lost!

Moreover, although this person lost his mind in his later years, it must be said that his bloodline inheritance ability was top-notch in all dynasties.

The Northern Wei Dynasty was established for 148 years and had 14 emperors. Not to mention those who maintained the status quo, there were as many as 6 wise and powerful rulers. There were three consecutive generations of wise rulers, which is rare in the entire history.

"Ding, balance the fourth person, Emperor Wen of Zhou, Yuwen Tai: Command 97, Military Strength 92, Intelligence 91, Politics 99, Charisma 91.

Implanted identity: the Yuwen family of the Great Wei Dynasty, the backbone of Yang Jian's faction, and one of the core figures of the Yang Party of the Great Wei Dynasty.

Carrying: Yuan Xin, Yu Jin, Dugu Xin, Houmo Chen Chong, Yuan Yu, Yuan Zan, Yuan Kuo, Yuwen Dao, Yuwen Gui, Li Yuan, Da Xiwu, Houmo Chen Shun, Yang Zhong, Wang Xiong, Wang De. ”

Emperor Wen of Zhou, Yuwen Tai, cannot be considered a founding emperor, but he was the actual ruler of the Western Wei Dynasty and the founder of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

At the age of 27, he had become the leader of a political and military group, which was the famous Guanlong Group.

At the end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the three kingdoms of Southern Liang, Eastern Wei and Western Wei were divided, and the dawn of unification began to appear.

If you choose one, place your bet and become the final winner!

It is estimated that 50% of people will bet on the Southern Liang, which is a pure Han regime with irreplaceable legitimacy; the remaining 50% will bet on the Eastern Wei, which has a strong military, a dense population, a developed economy, and is the core of northern China.

Obviously, no one would bet on the Western Wei.

At that time, the strength of the two mortal enemies, the Eastern Wei and the Western Wei, was particularly disparate:

  The Eastern Wei occupied the richest land in the Central Plains. The Hebei area under its jurisdiction was a high-quality producer of grain and silk. The Western Wei's territory, except for the Guanzhong Plain, was mostly barren loess plateau and desert areas.

The population of the Eastern Wei was over 20 million, while the population of the Western Wei was less than 10 million;

The army controlled by Gao Huan's family in the Eastern Wei Dynasty had more than 20 troops, while the army controlled by Yuwen Tai in the Western Wei Dynasty was less than one-tenth of that.

When the Western Wei Dynasty was divided, both states were founded on the military strength of the Six Garrisons of the Northern Wei Dynasty. However, Gao Huan took away most of the main forces of the Six Garrisons, and Yuwen Tai only had the military strength of Wuchuan Garrison. This became the reason why Gao Huan often crushed Yuwen Tai with his strong military force.

But even under this disadvantageous situation, the West Wei won three, drew one and lost one in five major battles between the East and the West. His opponent was also the contemporary hero Emperor Shenwu Gao Huan, a figure who rose from the grassroots. This shows Yuwen Tai's military ability.

What was even more amazing was his political wisdom. Under the banner of "supporting the Wei Dynasty", Yuwen Tai mobilized various political forces loyal to the Wei Dynasty in the name of Emperor Xiaowu, which led to Houmochen Yue's generals such as Li Bi defecting on the battlefield. Houmochen Yue was killed and his army was basically annexed by Yuwen Tai.

Shortly after this, Yuwen Tai carried out an even more adventurous reform in the Western Wei Dynasty.

This reform involved a wide range of aspects, including politics, economy, military, culture, etc. The various systems established became the origin of the systems of the Northern Zhou, Sui, and Tang dynasties, and had a far-reaching impact. Historians believe that the Sui and Tang empires were "Northernized" China, which largely refers to the influence of the Western Wei system.

Especially in the military system, the military system established by Yuwen Tai and the "Guanzhong-centered policy" formed thereby had a profound impact on Chinese history for more than 300 years thereafter.

The talents and geographical advantages that Yuwen Tai relied on were far inferior to those of Gao Huan. If he wanted to compete with Gao Huan, he had to, on the one hand, follow the trend of the Xianbei people opposing sinicization at that time; on the other hand, he had to adopt a policy different from the Xianbeiization and Western Huization of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi dynasties and strive for sinicization.

Xianbeiization and Hanization are the most difficult contradictions since the Northern Wei Dynasty. Yuwen Tai's strength lies in finding a wise way to achieve an effective combination of Hu and Han policies. The Fubing system is the most important content of Yuwen Tai's combination of Hu and Han policies.

Under the Fubing system, the power of the pillars and generals was intertwined, restrained, and balanced, which was conducive to Yuwen Tai's ultimate control. In particular, the pillars were successively appointed as court officials, and their identities changed from frontier generals to founding heroes and important officials of the court, gradually leaving the military life, thus weakening their military strength in disguise and realizing the initial centralization of military power.

In addition, Yuwen Tai changed the native place of Shandong of all the Han generals who migrated westward to Guanlong County, which cut off the homesickness of the Han generals who migrated westward and gave a large number of Han generals of humble origin the opportunity to attach themselves to the noble families.

The more important significance is that it builds the concept of "Guanzhong-based" or "Guanzhong orthodoxy", strengthens the cohesion and identity of the local Huarong ethnic group, and thus competes with Shandong and Jiangzuo for the orthodoxy of the Central Plains. The Yuwen Tai family attaches great importance to the historical resources of the Zhou Dynasty based in Guanzhong, and the independent regime later simply uses "Zhou" as the country name. These are all manifestations of the "Guanzhongization" of the integration of Hu and Han.

It was precisely because of this reform that the Guanzhong-centric policy turned the Western Wei from weak to strong and narrowed the power gap with the Eastern Wei.