He was a graduate student in the Department of Archeology, but he fell into an ancient well during a sandstorm and woke up in Loulan two thousand years ago.
Dressed in rags, penniless, and sold as slaves. In the slave market, he had clear eyes and was spotted by Mr. Qin; on the racecourse, he rode an old horse to beat the Huns' BMW and became a blockbuster; in the court, he fought with the ministers with his "Nine Strategies for Trade Routes" and tried to turn the tide.
The Huns' cavalry is pressing down on the territory, Kuishang is watching with eager eyes, traitors are lurking, and the old nobles are counterattacking. From the servant to the guest minister, from the guest minister to the king's minister, he fought bloody battles and was shocked at every step. In the battle to defend the salt fields, he fought in a bloody battle; in an empty city plan to retreat the enemy, he played the piano on the city head; in the Lingquan duel, he faced his fate.
This is not only a counterattack, but also a defense. He is guarding a city and the last hope on the Millennium Silk Road.
The wild sands of the desert, the flash of swords, the game of power, love and hatred. A collision between a modern soul and an ancient dynasty, a magnificent song intertwined with blood and wisdom.
Loulan will not die because he is here. Open "Loulan Chronicle" and witness the rebirth of the Silk Road Pearl.
