In the troubled times when wars broke out, Deng Fu, who was born in a poor family, used poetry as his sword and emerged in the court where the powerful gathered. He originally wanted to use his talents to secure the country, but he was forced to take over the blood-stained general seal and command the three armies to obey orders with every word. However, the most difficult battlefield is not outside the Great Wall, but the decaying court. In order to protect their own interests, the wealthy families tore up his New Deal memorial and laughed at him as "an actor trying to gain power." Deng Fu came from a poor family and had no foundation in the court. Faced with many obstacles from aristocratic families, the road to reform was difficult. At the same time, the empire is facing internal and external troubles and may collapse at any time. He must complete reforms in a short time. The aristocratic family also maliciously spread rumors about him, causing people to misunderstand the reform. They pretended to cooperate with him, but in fact secretly sabotaged him, causing him to face a crisis of trust. But Deng Fu adhered to his belief in saving the country and the people, and with the help of his assistants, he resolved crises time and time again. Although he sacrificed many relatives and friends during the reform process and went through numerous difficulties, Deng Fu finally succeeded in implementing the New Deal and changed the destiny of the empire. However, behind this victory was full of bitterness.
