Families are ranked eighth or ninth grade, aristocratic clans sixth or seventh, powerful houses fourth or fifth, feudal lords second or third, and the imperial family first.
In this world of rigid hierarchy, your birth is a heavy shackle. No matter how exceptional your talent or dazzling your gifts, you can never get very far.
Watch as Lin Yue, a transmigrator from a lowly ninth-grade family, rises from being a vassal of a vassal of a vassal of a vassal of a vassal, until he ultimately buries an entire era and stands above the emperor.
Only after reaching the summit and looking back does he understand the uncertainty that comes with being strong.
A chaotic age of power and glory, or an ordinary, peaceful home?
What kind of world do the people under heaven want?
It's worth a look, but it's too short. It's fattening and fattening.