Lu Zhi traveled to an ancient dynasty where Chinese culture was on the verge of decline. In a high-pressure political environment, as a powerless little man, he harbored the dream of reviving culture. In order to maintain their own rule, the villains tried their best to prevent Lu Zhi from spreading the Qin and Chess culture, trying to make the culture disappear completely. If Lu Zhi fails, there will be no possibility of revival of Chinese culture. In this process, Lu Zhi faced the dilemma of the temptation of power and adhering to cultural beliefs. Due to its lack of strength when it first arrived, it suffered repeated setbacks in spreading culture. The social environment of feudal hierarchy and cultural decline also restricted its development. At the same time, the villain spread rumors and slanders, causing him to be misunderstood by the world. As the disappearance of culture accelerates, Lu Zhi must complete cultural revitalization within a limited time. The villain's betrayal and use made him face a crisis of trust. In the end, Lu Zhi succeeded in reviving the culture, but had no choice but to lose some of his close friends.
