Luo Chen traveled through time and became the seventh son of the noble Luo family in the south of the Yangtze River. His father and brother died for the country due to their loyalty. He was appointed as the envoy to Hebei because he opposed the peace negotiation. His mother and future father-in-law Li Deyu dissuaded him and he had no choice but to break off the engagement. Faced with a lack of armaments, he bound the "player recruitment system" and used death row prisoners to activate players. After the player joined, he organized to annihilate the Jin scout team, and was granted death row by the court to expand the number of players to a thousand. He used the system to issue tasks, led players and the imperial army to regain the West City, built monuments to commemorate the fallen, dealt with the problem of defeated troops robbing refugees, expanded players through system updates, established battle groups, and made a name for himself.
