With a wisp of modern soul and a poisonous murder on a rainy night, Lin Hui traveled through time and became a member of the Great Wu Dynasty in the world of high martial arts. The original owner of this body was the only survivor after the whole family was slaughtered in the General's Mansion. He was saddled with a blood feud, but he could not escape Shou's pursuit.
Lin Hui, who occupied the magpie's nest, also inherited the memory, hatred and identity of the original owner, and was also bound to a mysterious [Jin Yiwei training system]. In this treacherous and turbulent world modeled after the Ming Dynasty, he originally wanted to survive in a low-key manner, but found that from the moment he stepped into the Jinyiwei Yamen, he was already in the center of the whirlpool of imperial power and rivers and lakes disputes.
With the rigor of modern thinking and the ability endowed by the system, he repeatedly solved strange cases: from the weird and terrifying "Heart-Eating Case in the Capital City" to the "Fulong Escort Case of Murdering the Family" involving the old department; he dealt with the thrilling court party disputes and met like-minded partners and the love of his life. He grew from a "lone minister" who fought alone to a powerful man step by step. He even overthrew his initial enemy, the Sixth Prince, and supported his allies to ascend to the throne.
He improved farm tools, invented firearms, and became famous throughout the world as the "Nongshenggong" and "contemporary saint". However, he also aroused the deep fear of his former ally, the current emperor, for disturbing the old order. The monarch and his ministers were alienated, and their suspicions deepened day by day. A conspiracy to deprive him of food and resources for his enemies finally made him understand that all his merits and honors were vain under this imperial power.
What he wanted was never to wear a yellow robe and dominate the world. That dragon chair was just the step he had to step on in order to find his way home.