Tong Xiaochuan, an unemployed young man from the Department of History, touched a Taiping Rebellion token and was thrown into Tianjing City on September 1, 1856 - less than twenty hours before the Tianjing Incident broke out. This is no ordinary time travel. The protagonist's golden finger is not cheating, but "anti-counterfeiting": he knows which history books were made up by the Qing Dynasty officials and which records were laundered by later generations. When Yang Xiuqing stood in front of him, he discovered that the "magic stick" in the history books was actually a workaholic. The countdown-style tension is full, and every moment is dancing on the edge of the knife. The humorous remarks make people laugh in cold sweats - "Face on the ground, it is very suitable for my life state."
All core figures such as Hong Xiuquan, Yang Xiuqing, Wei Changhui, Shi Dakai, Hong Rengan, and Li Xiucheng are all supported by historical data. There is also a group of real foreign witnesses who emerged from the historical cracks of the Tianjing Incident: American missionary Luo Xiaoquan (Hong Xiuquan) Former "Foreign Teacher"), Taiping Colonel Ling Xi who was a British naval officer, missionaries Joseph Joseph and Yang Duxin, British consul officer Fu Lici - these foreign brothers and enlightened reformers gathered in Tianjing to record the storm from their respective positions. Every detail of clothing, weapons, and calendars is well documented, and the imagination is so bold that it will make you slap your thighs. What's even more shocking is the ending: Do you think the protagonist is going to change his destiny against the will of heaven? No, the author makes you understand that some things are destined to happen, but the way they happen is beyond anyone's imagination. The historical materials are so detailed and mind-blowing that you won't want to close the first page.
