"Beiming" is taken from "There are fishes in the North Ming" in "Zhuangzi. Xiaoyaoyou", which is a metaphor for the protagonist Ran Cao, who is dormant in the troubled times in the north like a Kunpeng and is responsible for the fire of civilization. "Book" not only refers to his identity as the scholar of the Imperial Academy of Qin, but also symbolizes his mission of inheriting civilization. It is itself a "living history book" written in blood and fire. The Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms, an era of blood and fire. Ran Cao: A soul from the future, he woke up in the troubled times when the northern Han people were on the verge of despair, and became the son of Ran Min, but was reborn in the Qin Dynasty of the enemy Fu Jian.
In order to save the bloodline of the Han people in the north and save the fire of Han civilization, he must step into the most dangerous chess game: Princess Shang, enter the court, and deal with the nobles of Di Qin as the consort of a poor family. Fu Jian regarded him as a sharp sword to check and balance the clan, Prime Minister Wang Meng regarded him as a pioneer in promoting Chineseization, and the local powerful powerful people regarded him as a thorn in their side that must be removed.
In Chang'an, he was the emperor's son-in-law and a lonely minister, and every step he took was like walking on thin ice. After leaving Chang'an, I witnessed the tragic situation of the Han people who were "as humble as dogs and horses" under the rule of the Di people. The root of all this points to the Dong family, which controls iron mines, has liaison with enemy countries, and supports private armies.
Thus, a race against time quietly began. He must accumulate strength while the famous prime minister Wang Meng is still alive, lay a secret chess game before the collapse of the empire, and find a way out of the magma of hatred between Hu and Han - not only to save tens of millions of Han people, but also to carve out a future for himself and the Han family in this chess game with the world at stake.
This is a game between time-travelers and history, a dance between a lonely minister and an empire, and even more so a small figure in troubled times, trying to leverage the gamble of the entire era.
