Modern screenwriter Lu Heng drunkenly traveled through time and became the deposed prince of Dayan. He was also forcibly bound by the historical screenwriting system: he played the role of a faint king throughout the whole process, neglecting the government, doting on demon concubines, and forcing loyal ministers to death. He gradually led to the destruction of the country and fed the system with the despair of all people in the world. If you fail to complete the task, you will be killed on the spot.
Lu Heng, who is familiar with script routines, acted badly on the surface. He ascended the throne and threw a jade seal, and casually predicted the future of three hundred years, which made the historian Zhang Zhong collapse several times. Secretly, he worked step by step, using the identity of the faint emperor to save General Wei who should have died in the battle, and Shen Qingqing, a chess piece of the rebellion system, and collected nine true history fragments.
It turns out that the entire dynasty was a systematically written experimental script, and all the monarchs and ministers were props. Lu Heng tore up the established script of national subjugation, used his mortal body to fight against the rules of the world, rewrote history books, cut off system control, finally broke the shackles of fate, and personally created the prosperous age of Dayan.
