Zhao Guang, who had just passed the imperial examination in the late Qing Dynasty, did not have time to enjoy it. When Emperor Puyi abdicated, he began to wander alone in Shanghai. He was dissatisfied with the tyranny of the great powers in China. He walked to a Tianshu bookstore in a daze and fell asleep. When he woke up, he had passed through Xiapi of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became a poor commoner named Zhao Gou Sheng. With the memory of two thousand years of civilization, he gradually became famous. From then on, he entered Xuzhou officialdom and started a counterattack. He used the Book of Changes as his blade and the constellations as bait to conquer the top counselors in advance and intercept the five tiger generals and five good generals. Starting from Xuzhou, sweeping across the Central Plains, heading west to the Western Regions, dueling with the Sasanian Persian cavalry of the same era, competing with the divided Roman Empire...