Huang Ru died unjustly in his previous life, and was reborn at a critical juncture when calls for reform began. At this time, the country's old system had long-standing shortcomings, and the reform of the court was difficult. Huang Ru relied on the advantage of rebirth and had a keen insight into the trends of all parties, and was determined to find new ways of reform for the emperor. He carefully composed the memorial and presented it, which was appreciated by the emperor. However, the conservative forces regarded him as a thorn in their side and used ancestral laws as an excuse to slander and suppress him in every possible way in the court. There were constant impeachment memorials and rumors were rampant. The emperor also misunderstood him under the influence of conservative forces. Huang Ru not only had to break through the disciplinary restrictions placed on him by the officialdom under the old system, but also struggled to stand between conservative and innovative forces. At the same time, the country's situation is critical, and he must promote reforms in a short time, otherwise the country will be destroyed. In the process, although he worked hard to resolve the emperor's misunderstanding, he also faced a crisis of trust due to the betrayal and exploitation of conservative forces. Even if the reform was ultimately successful, he would still have to bear the pain of losing someone he cherished. However, Huang Ru never backed down and devoted himself to promoting reforms in an attempt to change the destiny of the country.
