A modern social animal, a shrimp, couldn't sleep at night because of the skyrocketing rent, but after feeling dizzy on the street, he transformed into a low-level gangster with the same name in Yingtian Mansion of the Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, he stole the "tribute chicken" and was hunted down. He was also stuffed with a wooden sign by the mysterious Lord Tiger, and was tricked into going to the inn to be a "companion reader" - it seemed like an opportunity to achieve success in one step, but in fact it was full of traps.
An anonymous warning note, a beggar with a strange identity, and a reminder of "the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu" made him suddenly realize that he had fallen into the most dangerous power whirlpool in the early Ming Dynasty! The prince is newly deceased, the grandson of the emperor is still undecided, and the undercurrents in the court are turbulent. As a little shrimp, he not only has to deal with Lord Tiger's constant pressure, but also has to survive in the cracks between the moody eunuchs and the scheming dignitaries.
When others traveled through the system, what he brought was the cleverness of a street hustler and the "wild path" of modern knowledge - using instant noodle technology to win the favor of the imperial chef, relying on basic chemistry to defeat charlatans, and guessing the direction of the court based on historical fragments. But he gradually discovered that the stolen "tribute chicken" hid a shocking secret. The strange symbols left by the mysterious beggar were actually closely related to the secret that could subvert the Ming Dynasty.
When the low-level gangsters encounter the bloody storm of Hongwu's last years, will they become cannon fodder for power, or will they use their "brainless" exhilaration to forcibly carve out a counterattack from the slums to the Golden Palace? Xiaren said: No matter what the fight between dragons and tigers is, fill your stomach first, and then... Save this fucking Ming Dynasty!
