Late Yuan Dynasty and Early Ming Dynasty: a Hundred Years of Humanity

Lu Changxuan, a museum administrator in the 21st century, woke up and became a fifteen-year-old Taoist priest in the Xuanzhen Temple in Dadu in the late Yuan Dynasty. Half of his mind is modern cultural knowledge and historical memory, and the other half is the Taoist scriptures, talismans, and rituals left by the original owner. Facing the Yuan Dynasty that is about to collapse, the undercurrent of Dadu, and the ancient artifacts of the powerful that are difficult to distinguish between true and false, he can only stay in the dark and survive in the cracks of troubled times. But the torrent of history will not give people a long time to breathe. The Red Turban Uprising swept across the world, all heroes rose up together, and the old dynasty was on the verge of collapse. Lu Changxuan was gradually involved in the general trend of the world from a cautious little Taoist priest seeking to survive. He understands people's hearts, identifies ancient objects, and uses the name of the Taoist sect to do things for the country. In the end, he assists Zhu Yuanzhang in fighting for the throne, but he also witnesses the emperor's suspicion and the bloodshed at the founding of the country.