A modern screenwriter traveled through the early Ming Dynasty and became Lan Yu's adopted son to be executed. In a desperate situation, he activated the identity editing system. In order to survive, he wandered between the emperor and the powerful ministers, pretending to be the missing emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying all the way from Jin Yiwei Anzi. With a vision beyond the times, he made flintlock guns, refined steel, innovated city-building techniques, fought against pedantic civil servants, and resolved killings one after another. After witnessing the ups and downs of the court and experiencing the warmth of his ancestors and grandchildren, he saw through the chess game of fate and quietly retreated back to modern times, thus ending a legend that spanned two worlds.
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Ending: 60 episodes ago, the screenwriter Zhu Xiongying was in a coma for three days and had a long time-travel dream [Punch Out] After 60 episodes, he wrote a novel in modern times + witnessed every regret being fulfilled in another time and space [Like] The story is generally reasonable... But there are a lot of misspellings in the AI lines, and the protagonist's modeling sometimes looks like Wu Lei, sometimes like Tan Jianci, sometimes like an AI person [awkward laugh]
Ending: 60 episodes ago, the screenwriter Zhu Xiongying was in a coma for three days and had a long time-travel dream [Punch Out] After 60 episodes, he wrote a novel in modern times + witnessed every regret being fulfilled in another time and space [Like] The story is generally reasonable... But there are a lot of misspellings in the AI lines, and the protagonist's modeling sometimes looks like Wu Lei, sometimes like Tan Jianci, sometimes like an AI person [awkward laugh]
Not bad, worth a look