Sun, Moon, New Sky: the Ming Emperor and the Last Man

In 1627 AD, during the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty, people died of hunger everywhere. In the Forbidden City, Emperor Chongzhen sat on the dragon chair as if on pins and needles. Next to the Shaanxi post road, the postman Li Zicheng was starving in a ruined temple. On this night, a soul from two hundred years ago awakened from a natural disaster. With his unforgettable reflection on the "family world" system and his obsession with breaking out of the three-hundred-year cycle of chaos, he embarked on this path that was more difficult than the founding of the country. But the wisdom of the previous emperors could not move forward in the quagmire of the late Ming Dynasty. When he tried to graft new branches onto the decaying body of the Ming Dynasty, he was devoured by the all-pervasive "canker". The tragic defeat outside Ji Town made him understand: the disease of the old dynasty must be completely burned with fire. This is a showdown between one person and an era, a race between the new system and the dead souls of the old.