I Clearly Transmigrated, but You Told Us It Was a Game

During the Zhenguan era, Huang Liang transmigrates into the role of a registrar at the Imperial College and panics. As someone who just wants to lie flat, he knows nothing about poetry, writing, copying classic works, medicine, or the transmigrator's usual tricks like soap and gunpowder.

The transmigration game System is busted, so it gives Huang Liang the chance to summon players from the real world. As more and more people enter the game, the Tang Dynasty's whole vibe suddenly changes.

Strangers show up at the Imperial College every day and call Huang Liang "Village Chief."

The players bring new technology and start businesses in real estate, food, and piracy, all ready to make it big.

The players had hoped to develop in secret, but who knew the most shameless NPC in their eyes would be Li Er?

Li Er begs the players to accept his investment, then personally visits the Imperial College to chat with Huang Liang.

Huang Liang thinks Li Er is just an ordinary teacher:

"Listen, this world is huge, you know. Go find Zheng Hai and buy some sailing ships and cannons. There's a place called South America..."

Li Er diligently takes notes. "I'll ask His Majesty to put in an order worth tens of millions of taels!"

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