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Once the Divine Miracle and the prophecy spread widely, in an era where the common people were generally superstitious about Prophecy, Zhang Jiao could easily proclaim that the old heavens were about to perish and a new era was about to rise, under the reign title of Jia Zi, bringing peace and prosperity to the world.
Many People might rise up to follow him in rebellion. However, how this would unfold remained uncertain. If Huang Jin could act preemptively, how would the situation at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty change? Given that Huang Jin ultimately failed, part of the reason was Zhang Jiao's stubborn insistence on the year Jia Zi.
Unfortunately, their plans were revealed to the authorities, leading to Zhang Jiao's capture. The Yellow Turban Army was hastily mobilized but lacked adequate preparation. Even so, there was still a chance to turn the tide. The critical issue was that Zhang Jiao died too early! Shortly after his passing, he succumbed to illness, and the Yellow Turban Army instantly lost its leader.
Although Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao took over afterward, they could not compare to Zhang Jiao in terms of reputation or military command. Consequently, chaos erupted within the Yellow Turban Army. On the surface, it appeared as if they were successfully capturing towns, striking against powerful families, and dividing land; however, in reality, local leaders acted independently.
This provided an opportunity for wealthy landlords and aristocratic families to join forces and defeat Huang Jin's faction. In the end, through the efforts of multiple forces...
the sweeping force of the Yellow Turban Army was completely extinguished throughout the Han Dynasty. This grand-scale conflict also gave rise to many heroes and legends known to later generations, such as the three brothers Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, as well as Zhao Yun, Cao Cao, and Sun Jian. However, it seemed that Zhang Jiao had harbored intentions even earlier, and judging by his physical condition, he still had at least a year of life left.
Thus, how this historical chapter at the end of the Eastern Han would be written became unpredictable. Suddenly, Yun Yi thought of a new possibility: considering that this event was instigated by Zhang Jiao, he had reason to believe that Zhang Jiao might be lurking in some corner nearby, watching.
Unfortunately, the night was deep and visibility was poor. Even if Zhang Jiao were hidden in the shadows, finding him would not be an easy task. Moreover, Yun Yi was not familiar with Zhang Jiao's appearance; even if he stood right in front of him, he would not be able to recognize him. If there were truly an opportunity to meet one of the most famous founders of Taoism in history, it would be a great fortune. However, even if he did not encounter him this time, he believed there would still be chances for a meeting in the future.
With that thought in mind, Yun Yi withdrew his gaze. What he needed to focus on now was mining coal to enhance his resource level. Thus,
He quietly made his way to the mine entrance that he had previously sealed with the filling method. Taking out his pickaxe, he effortlessly removed the two stone spheres blocking the door. This revealed a downward-sloping passageway.
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