Li Ming, a top student in the Party History Department, traveled to the precarious Yao Dynasty due to a solar eclipse and became a sickly and concubine. Accompanying him is a silent partner called the "Civilization Heritage System".
Starting from a separate courtyard in the suburbs of Beijing, Li Ming used the theory of "dream entrustment" as a shield and the true knowledge of "practical learning" as a spear to quietly spread the spark of scientific thinking. He improved papermaking, innovated movable type, recast ironware, established academies, promoted female education, and compiled a tax system. Every step he took was in the deepest pain of the times. Hundreds of schools of thought, including Confucianism, Legalism, Taoism, and Mohism, took turns to appear on the stage, and debated fiercely for ten days in the Tai Chi Hall. He finally won a place in the court with the theory that "the wisdom of the people is the strength of the country."
The emperor's curiosity towards him gradually turned to fear; the people's attitude towards him changed from watching and watching to setting up temples to worship him. But Li Ming always adheres to the three words of "only reality" - technology is made public, knowledge is taught step by step, the system tolerates mistakes and tries new things, and carefully locks the flame of civilization that far exceeds the times into a controllable track.
Until the energy of the system was quietly exhausted, Li Ming had left behind a masterpiece "Dingxinlu" that linked various schools, and a loose but tenacious Practical Learning Society. Practical learning eventually became a branch of official learning, but he himself ended up in "Siwen Lu" and passed away with a smile on his face.
Three hundred years later, the airship passed by the eaves of the new school, and the fire of seeking truth he ignited is still burning quietly in the depths of time.
This is a story without love between men and women. It is deeply cultivated along the three lines of technology, education, and thought, writing "change" rather than "conquest" - once the seeds of civilization fall, history will give a long echo.
