Protagonist: Zhao Buqi (a modern bad boy, a scumbag in the history department, who traveled through time and became the only son of Zhao Wenyuan, the Minister of Rites of the Ming Dynasty. He is a well-known "bastard young master" in the capital. He has a unique brain circuit and focuses on "spending money to relieve boredom and playing bad to win").
Background of the era: In the early years of Zhengde, party strife in the court began, and the folk atmosphere became increasingly active, providing a sufficient stage for "prodigal operations".
The core excitement: using modern bad logic to deconstruct ancient rules, seemingly prodigal operations unexpectedly solve problems and slap opponents in the face. The whole process is nonsensical and hilarious, rejecting heavy machinations.
