He jumped into a dry well to die, but when he opened his eyes, he was lying in the delivery boy's rental house.
Zhao Chengan, the last emperor of the Yan Dynasty, reigned for three years. He was made a puppet by powerful ministers and scolded as a coward by historians. On the night when the rebels broke into the palace, he jumped with the imperial seal in his arms, thinking he could finally be freed.
But he didn't die.
He fell into the year 2024 and fell into the home of a takeaway rider named Lu Ming. A six-square-meter partition, takeout boxes all over the floor, and a rent of 800 yuan a month - this is his "new country."
"What's wrong with the emperor? I run forty miles a day, and I'm much more tired than you sitting on the throne."
Lu Ming used the food delivery rider's survival philosophy to teach him the rules of the world: negative reviews are like impeachment, timeouts are like defeat, and platforms are like court. And Zhao Chengan discovered that he could actually return to Dayan - he could only stay for a few hours at a time, but it was enough to change everything.
When the cowardly emperor learns to "deliver food", the entire world will be redefined.
This is the story of a subjugated king who was taught to be an emperor by a delivery boy.
