The Beauty Is Like the Moon, I Illuminate the Mountains and Rivers with My Poetic Heart

A master of modern journalism traveled through time and was reborn as Peng Wan, the son-in-law of a lower class in ancient times. He quickly rose to prominence in the court by virtue of his advanced communication thinking and poetic talent. However, because his innovative ideas touched the interests of the powerful, he was repeatedly framed by powerful ministers. He was charged with poetry and poetry for treason, and was put in a dangerous situation. Under the dual pressure of the court game and the imperial poetry meeting, Peng Wan was trying to avoid trouble and outsmart the powerful officials, while at the same time making difficult choices among the emotional bonds of Su Qingyue, Liu Ruyan, and Zhao Lingxi. He adhered to his original intention of governing the country with emotion and rationality, and did not compromise for the desire for power. He finally succeeded in overthrowing the powerful traitors in the court, but he saw through the decadent darkness of the feudal monarchy. Peng Wan looked down on the power struggle in the court and refused the temptation of high positions. He went to Jiangnan to found the Chongwen Academy and the Chamber of Commerce, spread the new ideas of equality and republic, and determined to enlighten the people's wisdom and save the troubled times. However, Wei Zhongxian eunuched the party's dictatorship and regarded new ideas as a thorn in his side. On New Year's Eve, he sent troops to massacre the academy. All his hard work was destroyed overnight, Su Qingyue was seriously injured, Liu Ruyan's family was destroyed, and Zhao Lingxi was forced to break up. Peng Wan and the remaining students fled south in panic and escaped into the desperate Miao territory. At the time of crisis, Princess Ayiduo of Miao territory was moved by Peng Wan's ideal of great unity and came to help. Peng Wan, who was reborn from a desperate situation, gave up empty talk to save the country, practiced pragmatic military training and established schools, literati ran newspapers for enlightenment, and craftsmen developed firearms. After his power grew, Peng Wan formed a revolutionary army and launched the Northern Expedition. He used public opinion to attack people's hearts and used cunning tactics to break through the city and win consecutive victories. In the decisive battle in the capital, Liu Ruyan sacrificed himself to protect the Lord and died heroically. Peng Wan destroyed the city with hatred, eradicated Wei Zhongxian's eunuch power, and ended the troubled times.