Fengming in the Late Qing Dynasty

When the theme of "Cixi's Rebirth" first came to my mind, I knew that this would be a subversive creation. The Yehenara clan we are familiar with has been burdened with too many labels in history - greedy for power, extravagant and harmful to the country, and listening to politics behind the curtain. But what if she is not her? What if the soul who walks into the Forbidden City is a modern professional elite who is well versed in the lessons of history? This is the core setting of "Feng Ming Late Qing": Lin Wantang, a doctor of modern history, accidentally traveled through time and became a Lan Guiren who had just entered the palace. This "Qing Dynasty" is a different world that develops in parallel with the history we are familiar with - it is both familiar and unfamiliar, giving the protagonist (and me) ample room to play. Rebirth + time travel + palace fighting + intrigue + power, the interweaving of these elements will create a million-word epic. The core contradiction of the story is: How can a modern man who knows the direction of "original history" preserve himself and change the destiny of the country in the cage of feudal imperial power? This is not a simple "Gong Du Shuang Wen", but a profound story about knowledge, power, reform and the struggle of human nature. Cixi's Machiavellian tactics + modern people's historical vision + women's delicate tenacity = an unprecedented protagonist.