The protagonist travels through the Ming Dynasty and changes history. Lin Zhao - a doctor of modern history. Because he studied ancient books and traveled back to the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, he received the "Tianji Order" and became a national teacher. - Memory integrates modern and ancient knowledge and knows part of the historical trend. - Calm, wise, and good at strategy, but he carries a heavy sense of responsibility to change history. - Act cautiously and deal with multiple forces in order to correct historical loopholes. - The core protagonist, the corrector of time and space. - Trying to prevent Emperor Zhengde from drowning during his southern tour, save the fate of the Ming Dynasty, and at the same time decipher the truth about time travel. - Promote the Huaihe River water control project and fight against Dongchang's assassination. - Cracking the time and space rift warning and balancing the historical correction and butterfly effect. - The ultimate goal: reveal the layout of higher-dimensional forces, return to modern times or reshape the order of time and space. - Tianji Order (deducing historical nodes) - Bronze Compass (locating cracks in time and space) - Modern knowledge system (water conservancy, accounting, military strategy, etc.)
Liu Jin - Admiral of Dongchang, a powerful eunuch who colluded with Western missionaries in an attempt to use gunpowder technology to subvert the government. - Insidious and cunning, hiding a knife behind his smile, and regards Lin Zhao as a thorn in his side. - Extremely greedy for power, using the power of Dongchang to eliminate dissidents. - The core villain, the key force that hinders the protagonist's reform. - Designed to frame Lin Zhao, trying to get rid of him in the name of "failed prophecy". - Secretly promoted Emperor Zhengde's southern tour plan and caused a drowning accident. - Use the White Lotus Rebellion to stir up the situation and consolidate their own power. - Dongchang Intelligence Network and Assassination Force. - Firearms trade with Western missionaries.
Morality