When the treason edict came down, Gu Lan was still the prince's most trusted adviser. Overnight, he was reduced from a rising star in Chang'an to a prisoner, charged with liaison with the enemy. Everyone thought that this scholar from a poor family would definitely die - until the moment when the execution ground was stained with blood, he tore up the imperial edict with a smile: "Your Majesty, are you betting that I won't dare to rebel?"
The memories of his past life are awakened like a tide. He was once the reincarnation of Zhuge Wolong, who skillfully set up the Bagua array and was good at controlling the world's situation. Now he holds the secrets of the thirty-seven lifelines of the court in his hands, and every step is weaving a dragnet for the emperor.
Let's see how the down-and-out scholar exchanges a pot of turbid wine for military power and uses his three-inch tongue to move the country. When his former enemy knelt down and begged him to wear the yellow robe, Gu Lan only put down the broken chess piece lightly: "When the wind blows under Chang'an City, I have the final say as to what the name of the world will be."
