This is a historical suspense and Machiavellian novel. In the sixth year of Yonghui reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, on a snowy night in Chang'an City, Chen Wang, the ninth grade school secretary, dug out a private record from a pile of old papers that could "predict the future." It actually recorded the emperor's secret discussion on deposing and establishing the queen, and even predicted the celestial phenomena and human affairs in the next few days.
A sudden change. From then on, Chen Wang was dragged into the abyss of power, desperate to survive between the history pen and the blade. Palace secrets, court factions, and mysterious pursuits follow one after another, and all clues point to the eyes behind "Daily Life" that control destiny.
From the whirlpool of "deposing the king and establishing a military force" to the fog of "the arrival of two saints", Chen Wang gradually discovered that he was not only holding a draft of history, but also the power to rewrite reality. When the prophecies come true one by one, he must make a choice: become a silent witness to history, or take the risk and write his own chapter?
This is a life-and-death chess game about truth and lies, records and tampering. Under the glorious light and shadow of the Tang Dynasty, can a little man uncover the carefully concealed past and change the destined future?
