He was one of the founders of the Great Xia Dynasty, the founding emperor, and a sage of literature and art. He personally designed a grand blueprint for the empire based on "literary spirit" and "military fortune". However, on the day of success, he was sentenced to death by his personal disciple, the new emperor, and his family was wiped out.
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> Hundreds of years later, the fate of the country is in turmoil, and traitors are in power. He was reborn from humiliation and became a famous "sick and consumptive" son-in-law of a declining family.
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> On the wedding night, he opened his eyes and faced his frosty wife and the imminent insult.
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> "The emperor whom I taught you by hand, killed me. Now, a bunch of idiots who can't even read Chinese characters dare to show off their power in front of me?"
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>So, the entire imperial capital discovered that the good-for-nothing son-in-law of the Su family had changed.
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> When he writes, he criticizes with words and words, and his words are precise and precise, stirring up wind and thunder; when he lays out his plans, he goes through the sky and the latitude and calculates exhaustive strategies, stirring up the court.
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> From a son-in-law whom everyone can bully, to a saint respected by the world.
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> Lu Zhiwei said that in this life, he just wants to live well. But if someone insists on seeking death...
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>Then I have no choice but to teach the world again.
