The story of the protagonist Lu Jingzhe and his twenty girlfriends
Lu Jingzhe, an 18-year-old prospective college student, has average grades and an introverted personality. He lives in a corner of the crowd. His parents are ordinary workers in a small town. His eighteen years of life have been without any highlights. His only hobby is to stay in a rented house and read all the stories of the world. He always feels that his life is just a bad book that no one cares about.
In the midsummer after the college entrance examination, he found a dilapidated ancient book from the pre-Qin Dynasty and a tiger-shaped pendant covered with patina at a second-hand bookstall. The moment his fingertips touched the tiger talisman, thunder exploded, and he was involved in the five thousand years of history of China.
From the Zhao borderland in the Changping War to the beacon fire of the late Qin uprising; from the Mobei grassland where the Han Dynasty attacked the Xiongnu from the north, to the surging rivers in Chibi of the Three Kingdoms; from the southern crossing of Yiguan during the Yongjia Rebellion to the isolated city of Tongguan during the Anshi Rebellion; from From the remnants of the disgrace of Jingkang to the storm in Nancheng during the Revolution of 1911; from the snow-capped mountains and grasslands on the Long March to the Shangganling position to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea... Lu Jingzhe takes modern memories and travels to key nodes in history time and time again. He knows the direction of history, but he is unable to turn things around. He can only be an unknown passerby in the torrent of time, doing his best to protect this land and the people struggling in troubled times.
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He lived for five thousand years, witnessed the rise and fall of China, and became an unknown hero in history. Finally, he returned to the midsummer when the story began, and completed his five-thousand-year destiny as a drug police officer.
