The thing that Lin Yuan regrets most in his life is that he chose tea studies when filling out his college entrance examination application.
I lost my job after graduation and delivered food to make ends meet. As a result, before receiving a negative review, he was first transported by a cement mixer truck to the Tumu Fort battlefield in the 14th year of the Ming Dynasty's orthodoxy - corpses were everywhere, with broken iron cavalry, and he was wearing the broken armor of a Ming army soldier, and only had a rusty short knife in his hand.
What's even more terrible is that the first person he met in this hell on earth was a young man covered in blood, sitting cross-legged on the back of an overturned chariot, and said calmly, "I want to talk to the enemy."
The officer next to him trembled and told him: That is the emperor. The emperor of Ming Dynasty. A man who is about to become the most outrageous "abroad student" in history - Zhu Qizhen, Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty.
From then on, a takeaway rider with a tea education background accompanied the Ming emperor with outstanding social skills, from Tumubao to Wala grassland, from confinement in Nangong to restoration, and went through fifteen years of joys and sorrows.
