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Li Xuan, associate professor of the Department of History, has studied the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties all his life, but his project was rejected because the subject was "too obscure." After a car accident, he opened his eyes and found himself lying in the wasteland of a border town in the sixth century AD - ragged, hungry and cold, and a sinner who was exiled for treason. There is no system, no cheats. The only thing he has is a mind full of historical knowledge and a group of fellow refugees who may die at any time. This is the Sixth Town of the Northern Wei Dynasty - a place that has been mentioned only a few times in history books, but gave birth to the prosperous times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. He is familiar with every historical figure who is about to appear, and has insight into every war and coup that is about to break out. But when those cold historical terms became the living people around him, when the "Fu Army System" was just a bunch of messy accounts, and when the young Yuwentai was just an exiled teenager chewing half a piece of cake in a shack - he found that what he faced was far more cruel than what was written in the textbook. Some people resell military supplies, some kill people and silence them, and some people are willing to push the entire military town into the abyss to cover up corruption. And he, an outcast who even had a luxury of having a full meal, found the cracks in his power step by step in the pile of old papers in the accounting room. "The knife can kill one person, the pen can kill a group of people." When a doctor of history is thrown into the torrent of history, he will not be satisfied with surviving - he will try to leverage the times. This is a story that begins in a horse manure pile. This is a story that uses pen and ink as a knife. This is "Dingxinlu".