Delivering a letter on a rainy night, Li Zhao almost lost his life - not only was he intercepted and killed, but he also broke into an ancient tomb that contained the secrets of the previous dynasty. Open the copper box and take a look, what a guy! The founding emperor of the current Dasheng Dynasty actually relied on framed massacres and falsified historical materials to trample the wise Jing Dynasty under his feet and usurp the throne. What's more coincidental is that he himself is a descendant of the Jing Dynasty survivors.
From then on, the post soldiers turned into "rebels", the bookstore was burned, and the benefactor died tragically. Li Zhao could only run away with the copper box. He found his old general Qin Wei as his backer, and met the female bandit Sister Hong to form a team. He originally wanted to conquer the world with his "hard fists", but no one believed in his bad idea of "relying on history books to overthrow the imperial court."
Fortunately, he had a bright mind and changed the silk script into a ballad script. He also flew "rebellion kites" all over the streets on the day of the emperor's memorial day, and he just relied on the public opinion war to stir up chaos in the capital. Even Yu Wenzhuo, the ruthless general who was chasing him, argued with him about "sympathizing with each other" from a distance.
But the trouble is not over yet: the Di tribe from the north takes advantage of the chaos to invade. Should they take advantage of the opportunity to attack the capital or protect the people first? After overthrowing the Sheng Dynasty, his old subordinates forced him to restore the old system, or else they would mutiny? In the end, Li Zhao stepped on the ashes and ascended to the throne of God, but lost all his friends - the new dynasty was called "Qiming", but as the founding emperor, he could only stand alone on the palace wall, looking at the dawn and sighing: How can this dragon chair be more tiring than delivering express delivery?
