Li Wenhao, a history graduate, submitted 137 resumes to no one, so he ended up donning a yellow vest to deliver food. Before the elevator fell, he was cursing "Mao Wenlong is a waste" in front of the B station video - the next second, he became Mao Wenlong himself.
On May 30th of the second year of Chongzhen, there were less than five days left before Yuan Chonghuan carried out the imperial edict to kill Mao Wenlong in Shuangdao. A modern angry young man with a foul mouth was thrust into a certain death situation. After he collapsed on the beach and cursed God, he suddenly laughed: He had studied the history of the late Ming Dynasty for four years, memorized "Dongjiang Shujie", remembered the wording of every surrender letter from Huang Taiji, and even knew what Injo of Joseon was most afraid of.
"The history department is useless?"
In four and a half days, he had to forge evidence, set up an ambush and seriously injure Governor Yuan, rectify the corrupt Dongjiang Army, tie North Korea into a chariot, and then - let the Ming Dynasty three hundred years ago live again. This is not only a refreshing article about a deliveryman who changed his life against the odds, but also a story about "how knowledge can redeem people in desperate situations": History will never let down those who are willing to understand it.
