A modern young man, Yang Jing, fell into a coma due to an accident. His soul traveled to the body of an emperor of an unknown dynasty. After living in that dynasty and becoming emperor, Yang Jing changed his thoughts in modern times and realized that it was not easy to be an emperor. Although the emperor ate delicacies from the mountains and seas every day, he was constrained by the cumbersome royal etiquette. Although there are three palaces and six courtyards, the concubines are not his favorite, and most of them are ugly. As a modern young man, Yang Jing couldn't stand his thick long hair, or the three-inch golden lotus that emerged from the woman's bound feet. He tried to change these on his own, but the power of a person is still very weak, even though he is an emperor. He can only try his best to change. In the end, Yang Jing lived in seclusion in the mountains with a girl from an official family who was unwilling to bind her feet [less romantic plot]
Concept: The life of ancient emperors was not what we imagined