Guizhou Started Out and Competed in the Central Plains

During the Tongzhi period, gold was woven in Guizhou. Sixteen-year-old Ding Chengyuan is a wild boy - he squats on the roof, flies kites, and studies politics, and no one knows about it for hundreds of miles. But he has a huge ambition that no one believes in: to stop Guizhou from being called a "barbaric land". He used a "psychic pen" to break into Guiyang, from freezing and hungry on the streets to writing poems at Jiaxiu Tower, from archeology at Zhijin Cave to falsely preaching imperial edicts in Zunyi - along the way, he met the three strange book collectors, the Miao girl Alu, the chieftain's daughter Su Wanyue, and his mentor Zheng Zhen. Everywhere he went, he opened an academy. But he didn't know that the nobleman who shook hands with him in Jiaxiu Tower was none other than An Dehai, the most popular eunuch in front of Cixi. And Andehai came to Guizhou because there was a secret hidden here that even the emperor didn't know - a secret that could shake up the world. Nine cities, nine volumes of stories. A wild child walked from Zhijin to southwest Guizhou, and walked through every mountain road, every wind and rain bridge, and every bowl of sour soup in Guizhou. He wants to spend his whole life proving one thing: in a barbaric land, there are also roots of civilization.