In Europe in the 11th century, the entire continent was involved in a dispute over the appointment of bishops. The emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and the pope of the Catholic Church in the Holy City of Rome respectively symbolize the highest imperial power and divine power. The former is the supreme secular representative of God in the world, and the latter is the supreme spiritual leader. However, they often attack each other on key issues such as the appointment and removal of archbishops for greater power.
When Ludwig woke up, he found that he was the son of a certain aristocratic cardinal. He couldn't help but be speechless for a moment. What was the agreement that clergymen were not allowed to marry and have children? What made him even more depressed was that his cheap father was a cardinal born in an Italian aristocracy, but because of his mother's Kaiser blood, he stood on the pro-imperial side in the Vatican. His biological mother was supposed to be "unknown", but in fact she was the female lord of the famous Sforza family.
Internally, his biological parents are not good friends, and the relationship between the two families is complicated; externally, because of his German ancestry, he has been repeatedly hated by several Roman cardinals from the pure-blood faction and even the Pope himself. The biggest variable is not here. Luther gradually discovers that this world may be a parallel time and space. Except for the many overlaps in names and events, the rest is not the history he is familiar with, and even the timeline is quite confusing. Luther lowered his eyes, this may be adversity, or it may be an opportunity!
The drama has a European-style plot, with the protagonist and the recipient, 1v1, and a semi-fictional European medieval background. The timeline of historical events is relatively confusing and can be viewed as a completely fictional article. It only draws on some historical names, place names, and events. Please do research and do not criticize the party.