Dreaming of the Han Dynasty

Luo Geng, a history student who was writing a paper on the Eastern Han Dynasty, discovered an ancestral bronze mirror and accidentally triggered a thousand-year adventure - after falling asleep by touching the mirror, he unexpectedly broke into the real Luoyang dream of the Eastern Han Dynasty. From the initial bystander to the possessed scholar "Romo" who acquired a physical form, he witnessed the hustle and bustle of the city and the undercurrent of power struggle, formed a life-and-death friendship with the garrison soldier Zhao Lie, and witnessed the Yellow Turban Uprising, Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing and other troubled times. The bronze mirror not only connects dreams and reality, but also is a secret passed down from generation to generation of the Luo family: in order to record the real history, the ancestors injected their consciousness into the mirror to create a dream. Luo Geng gradually unlocked the right to intervene, but found that history has strong inertia, and excessive changes will cause time and space oscillations. He struggled between "accommodating history" and "saving relatives and friends". He relied on modern historical knowledge to gather power in troubled times, clashed with Liu Bei, Cao Cao and other princes, and even revealed the truth that the bronze mirror was actually a fragment of an ancient time and space artifact. In the end, Luo chose to intervene appropriately to protect cultural heritage and the people around him, rather than forcibly reversing the direction of the dynasty. The experience in dreams allowed him to grow from a timid scholar to a strong and responsible man. In reality, he even became a new star in history based on what he gained from dreams. This dream journey spanning thousands of years finally allowed him to understand the true meaning of family inheritance: taking history as a mirror and guarding the present.