Gu Zheng, a veteran of many battles on the peninsula, unexpectedly traveled a hundred years to the present day during the war.
At first, it was just to eradicate telecom fraud, human trafficking, and overseas evil forces in northern Myanmar to ensure stability. As we traced the chain of cross-border smuggling, cultural flows, and overseas public opinion tampering with history, we gradually uncovered the cruel truth:
In modern times, all Western countries were vassals and tributary slaves of Dongda in ancient times. Over thousands of years, they continued to absorb the full cultural nutrients of Dongda's calendar, craftsmanship, astronomy, etiquette, mathematics, shipbuilding, and medicine.
In modern times, they relied on force to invade Dongda, plundered classics and national treasures, burned local chronicles and monuments, separated cultural heritage, and then tampered with and packaged the stolen cultural achievements as the country's original culture.
With his iron will as a soldier, Gu Zheng traveled around the country and abroad throughout his life, collecting evidence, crushing lies, and pursuing lost cultural and national treasures. He finally restored the complete cultural context of Dongda, wiped away a century of humiliation, and returned the orthodoxy of Dongda civilization to the center of the world.
