Spica - the End of the Eastern Han Dynasty

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, which was nicknamed the kindergarten, there were three baby emperors in a revolving door - Emperor Shang ascended the throne when he was less than one year old, Emperor Chong ascended the throne at the age of two and died at the age of three, Emperor Zhi was poisoned at the age of nine - before the blood on the dragon throne dried, twelve-year-old Liu Hong was carried to the throne by the eunuchs. At the same time, gold dog bowls were being cast in the city of Luoyang, local tyrants were annexing thousands of miles of fertile farmland with their knives, hungry people were lying all over the city walls, and mothers were selling their children in exchange for rice. In Julu, Jizhou, a young man surnamed Zhang lives with a few tattered classics left by his parents and three acres of thin farmland. He is literate, proficient in rudimentary medical and alchemy skills, and makes a living by treating his neighbors, but he is holding a fire in his heart. After witnessing with his own eyes how powerful people forced people to die, grain merchants hoarded goods, and refugees starved to death on the streets, this country boy who had read "Laozi" and could read the stars climbed to the deserted Taoist temple on the top of a barren mountain alone, clutching fifty copper coins that could not even buy three liters of wheat, and said one sentence - "The world shouldn't be like this." This is a story about how despair gives birth to faith, and how a common man shakes up a dynasty. Before the cry of "The sky is dead" resounded across the earth, the young man named Zhang Jiao was still groping in the darkness. He didn't know yet that he would ignite a fire that would sweep the world.