The God of the Ruined Temple
Chapter 294

The Origins of the Long-Haired Army

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Seeing that Tang Changsheng already knew, Fan Mingren said no more, lest he seem to be showing off his broadsword before Guan Gong himself!

Legend had it that Hong, the Heavenly King, had originally been nothing more than a scholar who failed the imperial examinations. Yet he claimed to have received a divine revelation, understood all the mysteries of the world, and was the son of the Heavenly Father, descended to save all living beings.

At the time, Great Chu was fighting in a World War. Though victory followed victory on the Battlefield, the long war had exhausted the country and left its economy in a slump.

In a remarkably short time, Hong built the Long-Haired Army and launched an uprising. In one stroke, he seized half of Great Chu's territory.

With its own backyard on fire, Great Chu, despite holding a vast strategic advantage, hastily signed a treaty with its enemies and ceded enormous concessions so its armies could return to put down the rebellion...

This profoundly changed world history. It also freed North America and South America from the old world's shackles, allowing them at last to become fully independent.

Meanwhile, failed campaigns abroad and heavy losses at home led nobles to collude with the army and bring down the imperial family of Great Chu.

Thus Great Chu, then one of the world's most Qiang countries, sank into a quagmire that even drew intervention from a foreign coalition.

At that moment, with the Divine Land on the brink of ruin, Emperor Founding Ancestor won the full support of North Americans by giving up Great Chu's colonial claims to North America entirely.

He led tens of thousands of his countrymen back from overseas, swiftly quelled the rebellion, and ascended the throne. Then he sent troops to wipe out the

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