Casting the Sun: from the Deposed Prince to the Human Era

In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, Li Chengqian, the deposed prince of the Tang Dynasty, died of illness in the Qianzhou exile place. There is only one cold word left in the history books: "died". Lu Ming, a modern history scholar, suddenly traveled back in time late at night when he was finishing his thesis, and became the dying man at that time and place with a ulcerated left foot and a desperate situation. Survival is the only proposition. There is no system, no prophet, only the knowledge base of scholars and a heart that refuses to accept fate. Starting from scraping his bones to cure the poison, Qianzhou is not the end, but a new starting point for him to quietly forge. From a solitary lamp in a shabby room in Qianzhou to the scattered shadows of sails on thousands of miles of sea; From the incomplete jade seal of the abandoned prince's palace to the civilized code that laid the foundation for thousands of years to come. Li Chengqian, or Lu Ming, what he wanted to create was never a personal crown. It is a whole new era for mankind.