Biluo Taiping, I Opened a New Sky in 1863

In 1863 AD, the thirteenth year of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Suzhou fell. King Mu Tan Shaoguang was seriously injured and fell into coma. He led his 400 remnant soldiers to be trapped in the reed swamp. The Qing army was besieging them before, and the road to Beijing was cut off. The faith of the God-worshiping religion collapsed. The blood of 30,000 brothers was shed in Gusu. The survivors were left with only hunger, confusion and despair. When Tan Shaoguang opened his eyes from his coma, what he held in his hands was not only a magic weapon given by God, but also a soul from the future - the soul of an ordinary person who moved bricks on the construction site, pondered the system blueprint in the middle of the night, and spent more than twenty years memorizing just one piece of "Huang Ting Jing". He considers himself a "system architect" and deeply agrees with Jiejiao's philosophy of "education without discrimination". Now, he believes that he is the person sent by Tianzun to the lower world to save the common people. From the four hundred remaining soldiers in the reed marsh to the base in Tianmu Mountain; from the ladder of honors outlined on a piece of blue calico to an institutional revolution that replaced "rule by man" with "divine rule" - what he wanted to establish was an official world without an emperor and led by "strategists." What he wants to implement is a system of honors that allows everyone to have a path to advancement. His flag read: Drive out the Tartars and restore China; equalize land rights and share peace. But in a higher dimension, the formless incarnation of the Great Dao just watched quietly. He saw a ghost - a ghost of Datong - struggling to escape from the cage of higher dimensions. "All the forces in the old world have formed an alliance to drive away the ghost of Datong. Let them form an alliance. This ghost is not a ghost, but the rising sun."