I Made My Will from the Start: Descendants, Transmigrate and Bring Our Ancestor Out of Seclusion

From the start, he wrote a will: If the future world ever invents a time machine, his descendants must come visit him.

He never expected that as soon as he finished writing it, his descendants would arrive in a time machine.

"Descendants of the Mo family, please ask our ancestor Mo Yun to come out of retirement."

"Civilization in the future has suffered a break in its history. We urgently need ancient knowledge."

Mo Yun recited a poem, "Quiet Night Thoughts," and in the next second, the future world offered her its most powerful techniques in exchange.

Faced with a top-tier problem on the blackboard, Mo Yun worked out the answer in her head.

She recited another poem, "Bring in the Wine," and gained a superhuman physique, breaking the world record in the school's fitness test.

Much later, Mo Yun said to her descendants, "How about making the campus belle your ancestor's wife?"

"Ancestor, having a little fun is fine, but you can't marry her. She isn't perfect-looking, and that would be bad for the genes of future generations."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.