In the forty-eighth year of Kangxi's reign, the soul of Chen Zhe, a history student, passed through the body of Qin Xiao, a playboy of the Ministry of War. He founded a new school, built a microscope, and tried to save the country through science, but he was surrounded and suppressed by the Literary Prison:
The eighth prince, Yinhu, tricked him into writing "Ten Comments on the New Deal" and then framed him for rebellion.
The eldest sister reported that she secretly hid anti-poetry in order to gain imperial power
The Mongolian lover was forced to marry into the royal family and committed suicide, writing in blood "I wish to be born in France"
Qin Xiaoluochao rebelled against the army, but found that the boy who killed the dragon eventually turned into an evil dragon: the leader Yuan Chengzhi slaughtered the surrendered soldiers, and the hungry people exchanged their sons for food. When he used trigonometric functions to improve granaries and used gunpowder to resist the Qing army, his head ended up hanging on the battlements of Deshengmen. The day when refugees competed for blood-stained steamed buns to cure their illnesses
The broken mirror of the microscope reflects three hundred years of darkness: science cannot save the world of cannibalism, and the blood of idealists burns sparks in the history books.
