Great Tang: I Come from a Thousand Years in the Future

He transmigrates to the Tang dynasty, and his whole body comes with him. With nothing but the modern clothes on his back and a phone, Feng Yichuan is completely at a loss. How is he supposed to survive? Will he have to sell himself into servitude? After thinking it over, he decides that his greatest advantage is his knowledge, so...

All right, I'll come clean. No more pretending. I'm from a thousand years in the future.

Many years later.

When Feng Yichuan's youngest grandson asks why he dared to take such a venture with a ninety-nine-in-a-hundred chance of death, Feng Yichuan replies, "The bold get their fill, while the timid starve. I had nothing left to lose anyway, so I figured I might as well take a chance. A man should seek life in the face of death. How can he sit around and languish in poverty?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or persons is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.