The Hero's Road in the Dying Light of Sunset

March 19, 1644 AD, Meishan. Emperor Chongzhen was about to get on the branch of a locust tree when thunder suddenly fell from the sky - he was fine and was sent to Beijing three hundred and eighty-two years later. In 2026 AD, Su Waner disappeared out of thin air on a full moon night, leaving only a jade bracelet. Her husband Chen Mo followed the secret of the bracelet and put on the jade bracelet on another full moon night. After a thunderstorm, he lay in the ruins of Beijing in the Jiashen year. An emperor came to modern times, watched TV, applied for his ID card, read "Ten Diaries of Yangzhou" at night, and wept at his desk. The whole internet is chasing that passerby who looks more like Chongzhen than an actor. No one knew he was the real Ming Emperor. An ordinary man returned to the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, looking for his wife in a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, posted a seal to protect the people, and sent a royal guard to persuade Wu Sangui to find a way out under Dashun's sword. He knows the fate of everyone, but he doesn't know whether he and his lover can return home alive and return to the prosperous motherland. Two lines, a jade bracelet, the full moon is the guide, and the thunder is the door. The crew is preparing to shoot a movie of the same name, but the true path of a hero is lying in a pool of blood more than three hundred years ago. The Jin Yiwei rides alone for thousands of miles, Guan Ning makes a shocking statement in the military tent, the remaining members of the Nine Sides secretly join forces, and the lonely son of an evil minister struggles to survive in death. The setting sun is shining, and the Ming Dynasty is about to perish. Some people accept their fate, while others are unwilling to do so. This is a story about an IDE at the end of the road, and it is also a story about - if history gives you a chance to come back again, would you dare to reach out?