Thousand-Year Passer-By: a Spectator of Immortality at the End of the Yuan Dynasty

Lin Yan, a modern archaeological graduate student, accidentally excavated the ancient tomb of a Ming Dynasty general in the 23rd year of Yongle. The inscription on the inscription and the name of his place of origin are exactly the same as his own. The ancient nanmu coffin was sealed for six hundred years, and the notes in the coffin revealed a secret past that was deliberately obliterated by the official history of the Ming Dynasty. In the troubled times, his mentor died tragically at the sword of the Yuan Army. He stepped into the Haozhou Rebel Army wearing a Huainan accent and fought for his life in a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood with a mortal body; Hongwu spent the rest of his life in hundreds of battles on the battlefield, and his wounds healed repeatedly on his own. Zhu Yuanzhang personally praised him as a thousand-mile horse. He devoted himself to the development of the first generation of simple steam engines, formulated the national policy of coal mining, and quietly laid the long-term foundation for Ming Dynasty industry; The emperor and his ministers in the Yongle court were close friends, and they removed all restraints to vigorously carry out industrial revolution. Two generations of emperors all knew the secret of his immortality and were willing to erase the records of his life in the world. He personally experienced the wars of Jingnan and retreated across the sea to Taiwan in the late Ming Dynasty to fight against the Qing Dynasty. After the defeat, he hid in the world of mortals anonymously; Wandering in Europe, he compiled the "Encyclopedia of World Knowledge", objectively commenting on the rise and fall of Eastern and Western civilizations; during the Republic of China, he took root in Hong Kong and did business, secretly spending all his financial resources and materials to support the Red Fire, and went to the United States to build a network of overseas Chinese to cross the ocean to aid China; in the 1980s, he returned to China and took root in his homeland, personally participating in the economic construction of reform and opening up.