In the last years of the feudal dynasty called "Middle Earth", a young beggar named "Mute Slave" saved a nobleman who was in decline by chance. This seemingly simple act of kindness unexpectedly revealed the mystery of his life experience - he was actually an orphan of the previous royal family, with the usurped dynastic orthodoxy flowing in his blood.
But the mute slave did not choose to seek revenge immediately. He chose a more difficult path: going deep into the people and using a beggar's eyes to see into the deepest crux of the empire. From the slums at the foot of the imperial city, to the smoky land of southern Xinjiang, to the desert border of the west, he walked in the dust at the bottom of the empire, uniting the three religions and nine streams to accumulate strength.
After ten years of dormancy, a storm suddenly arises. With a profound understanding of people's livelihood, a skillful balance of the forces of all parties, and a set of governance ideas that combine the Mohist concept of "love for all but non-aggression" with the contemporary concept of "common prosperity", the mute slaves rose up in troubled times. He was not only a commander on the battlefield, but also a conqueror of people's hearts. Finally, with the support of all the people, he founded a new dynasty called "Datong" and achieved a counterattack from dust to the throne.