Summary of the main contents of "Leaning on the Railing·Shocking Storm"
Story background
The fictional dynasty "Dayin" inherited the glory of the Tang Dynasty, but fell into three dilemmas: civil servants and noble parties have been fighting for hundreds of years, northern grassland tribes are eyeing it, and the maritime hegemony of the South China Sea countries is rising. The soul of Lu Zhaoming, a Ph. D. In history, passed through the concubine of Dayin's Minister of Rites, Lu Huaijin, and awakened from the life-and-death crisis in Chang'an prison. Using modern historical thinking and classical literary literacy as his blade, he carved a way out of the whirlpool of intrigue, war, diplomacy, and reform, and ultimately promoted the dynasty to openness and innovation.
Core main line
Personal growth: From a framed "criminal concubine" to a "capable minister", Lu Zhaoming used documentary research to break the situation, established his authority through institutional innovation, and set off a wave of changes in the four major fields of imperial examinations, military industry, maritime trade, and the Silk Road.
Feelings of family and country: Faced with cavalry on the grassland, smuggling at sea, and strife in court, he used "historical pen as a sword" to reveal the truth, restructured national policy based on "people's livelihood", and finally achieved a balance between "civilian governance and martial arts".
Emotional bonds: from political marriage to soul resonance with Shen Qingge, the daughter of the prime minister (co-writing a new history), co-creating a star list on the Silk Road with Persian female scholar Mariam (civilizational dialogue), and from mortal enemies to allies (nomadic settlement and reconciliation) with the prairie princess Borte. Three emotional lines are intertwined into a profound proposition of "family, country and individual".
