Hongur

"Hungul" is a time-travel historical novel with two male protagonists. In 2150, Liang Yanzhi, a young archaeologist, accidentally fell into the Mobei wilderness of the Yuan Dynasty due to an ancient space-time device. He was stocky, honest and introverted. In a desperate situation, he met Zeng Zhiyu, a dignified and dignified man from Wanhu in Mobei. A smart watch from the future becomes his only reliance in troubled times. From refined salt purification to iron smelting and quenching, from textile improvement to gunpowder hidden threads, Liang Yanzhi took data as his eyes and craftsmanship as his blade, and took root step by step under the protection of Zeng Zhiyu. And Zeng Zhiyu also found the key to breaking through the court and the grassland in this pure persistence. When the powerful minister Chen Jie used perjury to frame him, carried out night raids by dead soldiers, and carried out secret thefts in a series of killings, Liang Yanzhi's irrefutable image and military records became the trump card to reverse the situation; when the grassland rebel leader Battelle joined forces, he used people's livelihood data to leverage diplomacy and help the royal court to disintegrate enemy alliances. This is an encounter spanning thousands of years in time and space. Zeng Zhiyu, who is as calm as a mountain, and Liang Yanzhi, who is as stubborn as a candle, are each other's armor in the gap between weapons and tactics. Technology makes up for the blind spots of calculation, and people's hearts make up for the coldness of data. With the tacit understanding of "not crossing the line", the two build an invisible barrier on the vast grassland. History should not only remember prosperity. Those fragments that have been missed by the years will eventually shine through the closed loop of time and space and subvert the times.