Chen Yan, the top student in the history department, touched "Zizhi Tongjian" and was directly electrocuted - he opened his eyes and became Shen Yan, a poor scholar during Wu Zetian's reign! At that time, the ground in Guanzhong was so dry that it cracked three feet, and the refugees were gnawing on tree bark and crowding towards Luoyang. The "Luo Zhi Jing" of Jun Chen in the court was stained with blood, and deep in Ziwei City, the Queen Mother named Wu was sharpening the sword of changing dynasties.
With his head full of "scripts" from the early Tang Dynasty, Shen Yan relied on the modern operation of "cooking porridge in sections + household registration" to save half of the people in the city, but then he ran into Wu Zetian who was investigating incognito. He surprised Di Renjie with his use of library classification methods to organize classics, used common sense on epidemic prevention to fight off border troubles, played "anticipatory counterattacks" in the trap of cruel officials, and became the youngest prime minister of the Wu Zhou Dynasty all the way from the secret secretary to Fengge Luantai Pingzhangshi's official seal, which is hotter than his modern graduate certificate.
The court is a big chessboard, and he predicts the death date of the cruel official, and makes Wu Sansi speechless with the allusion of "food provided by the Imperial Ancestral Temple"; but the forbidden palace is a fog of confusion, and while guarding the three-foot distance between the monarch and his ministers, he breaks the guard with her sentence "It's cold at high places." As soon as the words "I am willing to hold the lamp for His Majesty" were spoken, it became the most dangerous "tacit understanding" between the two.
The drumbeat of Shenlong's coup was beating at the foot of the Shangyang Palace wall. Shen Yan grasped the "standard answer" in the history book and was confused: should he follow Zhang Jianzhi's coup army to "accommodate history", or should he clenched his fists to protect the lonely woman standing at the top of power? This Tang Dynasty adventure, mixed with modern soul, Machiavellian blood and forbidden sugar, is destined to rewrite the history books of Wu Zhou.
