Traveling Through the End of the Shogunate to Make a Revolution

In 1853, the black ship came to the gate. Japan stands at a crossroads. In Higashiyama, Kyoto, a young man of unknown origin woke up from the bamboo forest. His name is Lin Chuan - from China one hundred and seventy years later. He is a historian, an organizer of an underground reading club, and the grandson of an ordinary person whose grandfather was captured by the Japanese army and worked as a laborer. Time travel was not his choice. But he chose what to do: Before darkness comes, plant another seed.