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Zhu Zhe, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, died suddenly while studying the topic "Little Ice Age and Social Collapse in the Late Ming Dynasty" in the library all night. His soul traveled to the body of King Xin Zhu Youjian when Emperor Tianqi was critically ill in 1627. Faced with a desperate situation of declining imperial power, fierce party strife, empty treasury, frequent natural disasters, and internal and external troubles, he relied on his macro-historical vision and micro-management knowledge that transcended the times, rather than a simple "golden finger", and began a journey of changing his fate against the odds, walking on thin ice, step by step. The story will describe in detail how he struggled to balance between multiple dimensions such as the inner court, the harem, the court, the battlefield, and the people. It took him decades to turn around a sinking giant ship and sail into the unknown deep sea.

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The modern soul traveled through time and became Ji Xuan, a troubled prince in the Western Zhou Dynasty, who was buried in a grave. Starting from escaping from the fire in the cold palace of Hojing, he embarked on a road of counterattack against desperate circumstances. With his insight and iron-blooded skills that transcended the times, he gathered refugees, developed technology, and established new laws in the border areas, and he rose up in the troubled times where there were many princes. From uniting the vertical and horizontal to conquer Luoyi, to finally cleansing the nine states and revolutionizing the destiny of heaven, this is a fierce collision between modern wisdom and ancient rules, and it is also a magnificent epic in which a time traveler tries to reshape the destiny of Chinese civilization. See how the protagonist creates a new dynasty that lasts for five hundred years on this ancient land.