After the Jianwen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunwen, passed away on Qionglong Mountain, his consciousness unexpectedly transmigrated to the modern era and became an abandoned baby boy named “Zhu Wen.” Thus began a hilarious clash between identities from the past and present.
From the modern-day comfort of “My food delivery is here” to the historical crisis of “Uncle Four's army is coming,” Zhu Wen has to use smartphone navigation to improve his military tactics and livestreaming catchphrases to sway public opinion against the vassal princes. Even the artifact appraisal skills he learned at the Palace Museum become a way to identify spies. As modern technology and ancient political intrigue collide, can this antiques-appraising internet celebrity, who “doesn't want to be emperor,” rewrite the outcome of the Jingnan Campaign? And is the “peace and stability of the present” he keeps talking about a gift of fate, or the start of another cycle of reincarnation?
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