Rewrite the Sun and Moon

In the first month of the tenth year of Xuande, Zhu Zhanji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, passed away. The nine-year-old crown prince Zhu Qizhen came to the throne and changed the Yuan Dynasty to orthodoxy. That year, Wang Zhen was promoted to the position of eunuch in charge of the ceremonial department. That year, Yu Qian was still building canals in Shanxi. That year, Ye Xian had just unified the Oara tribes, and the tribute mission had not yet embarked on the road to invade the south. That year, a history graduate student named Zhao Ying spent a night in the library reading "Records of the Ming Yingzong" and fell asleep on the table. When he woke up, he heard a high-pitched voice shouting outside the tent—— "Your Majesty, it's time to go to court." He was afraid, escaped, and cried silently while biting the quilt on the dragon bed late at night. But the next day, he put on the dragon robe that made his shoulders heavy and walked into Fengtian Hall. Zhang San's case file was locked in a drawer. Next to the word "truth" on the autumn judgment list, he wrote "change to postponed judgment" in a crooked way. On the day when the 317 tribute envoys from Wala left the capital, he looked at the empty city gate and wrote "I understand" on the memorial. On the wall of Xuanfu City, the soldiers guarding the border knelt down, and the sound of the trembling armor leaves was cut into pieces by the wind. He stood there for a long time, and then said— "I'm late." The first year of Orthodoxy, winter solstice. The shortest day and longest night of the year. Starting tomorrow, the days will get longer every day. He is Zhao Ying and Zhu Ying. He is not here to replace anyone. He came to let the sun and moon shine on the earth again.