Cultivating Myself Through the Mundane in the Great Ming

A flirt, but never a lecher; a vulgar man who cultivates himself. The young man from Jiangnan enters the capital carrying a red-tasseled spear, using vulgarity as the foundation of his cultivation and opening up a new world for the Ming Dynasty. It is the early years of the Jiajing era. The young Jiajing has only just ascended the throne, yet power has already slipped from his grasp. Surrounded by tigers on every side, the arrival of the young Xia Xun is like a beam of light, binding the fates of two boys who otherwise would never have crossed paths.