Su Chang'an, the top scholar in liberal arts, woke up and became the deposed and exiled prince of the Zhou Dynasty.
Thousands of people reviled him and humiliated him in every possible way. Even the escort officials dared to spit in his face.
Everyone thought that he would die in a cold place until that rainy night when bandits intercepted him. With the knife on his neck, he casually recited half a poem.
The wind and rain in the sky turned into sharp blades, and thirty cavalry were frightened back with one word.
No one knew that an "eternal literary heart" had awakened in his body. Read to understand Taoism, write poems to kill enemies, and write articles to govern the country. On the surface, he is the humblest boy in the academy, but secretly he is the manipulating the world's chess game.
From a prisoner to a scholar, from a young master to a regent.
Those who once stepped on his head will eventually crawl at his feet - and use the words he wrote to carve into their tombstones.
"In this life, I want the world to take my writing as the law."
