Traveling Through the Qin and Han Dynasties: I Am a Sensitive Person

[Travel + Self-salvation + Insight into human nature + Machiavellian game] A "heart fire" redemption that spans thousands of years, a human epic of the traumatized person between power and self. Modern young man Zhang Zifang suffers from severe depression due to school bullying. He accidentally travels to the end of Qin Dynasty and becomes Zhang Liang, the most "lost" counselor in history - a prisoner who was judged by Liu Bang to be "difficult to treat" and became a "scrubber" in Weiyang Palace. The frostbite in the Lishan Mine, the ice water in Jinluan Palace, Lu Pheasant's poisonous "Qingxin Pill", Liu Bang's imperial control in the name of "Heart Medicine"... The crushing of power, the tearing of memory, the backlash of trauma, crushed his "Gou Dao" philosophy into powder, but also forced him to ignite a "heart fire" in a desperate situation - not to conquer, but to protect the final dignity of "the reason why people are human". When he thought he had reached "reconciliation" with this troubled world, a final choice from the "travel system" suddenly came to him: return to modern times, erase his memory, and become a "normal" ordinary person; or stay in the early Han Dynasty and continue to "live" in the cracks of history books under the name "Zhang Liang". This is the ultimate question about "trauma and healing": when modern psychological shackles and ancient conspiracy purgatory double strangle, when "heart fire" illuminates the fragility of the emperor and the glimmer of humanity, how can a "patient" reconstruct himself in the midst of fragmentation? "The fire in our hearts is not extinguished, not to burn others, but to reveal each other's 'human' nature." Let's look at how Zhang Liang, a patient with depression, used "gou" as a shield and "thinking" as a blade in the war of the late Qin and early Han dynasties to find a way to "be himself" in the midst of the ice water of power and the return of the system.