Lin Qinghe, an expert on Ming history at Fudan University, accidentally fell into a coma while giving a lecture. When he woke up, he found that he had traveled through time and became Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of Hongwu in the 15th year - a ten-year-old child in history who "died of illness". But this time, he woke up in the intersection of two lines of time and space with modern memories: in the modern line, he was lying in the emergency room, and his brain showed strange blue and white porcelain dragon patterns in the CT image; in the ancient line, Zhu Yuanzhang sealed off the East Palace, and a palace poisoning against him was emerging. When the dragon-patterned jade pendant heats up in his hand, when the Jin Yiwei secret guards pay a secret visit late at night, and when the general Lan Yu breaks in with "The Art of War in One Hundred Battles", Zhu Xiongying gradually discovers: the wheel of history has already deviated from the track, and every choice he makes is rewriting the present six hundred years later. This is not a simple time travel, but a deep game about fate, power and the cost of civilization. Zhu Xiongying must make a choice between killing and forgiveness - either becoming a promoter of history or becoming a wheel of history.
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