The Down-And-Out Scholar Relied on Chemistry to Dominate the Sui and Tang Dynasties

Chen Mo, a doctor of applied chemistry, traveled to Taiyuan seven years ago and became a down-and-out scholar struggling to survive in this troubled world. At this time, Emperor Sui Yang's conquests were in vain, and the world was in chaos. Chen Mo started in hell mode. Facing famine and military disasters, he abandoned empty talk and used chemical knowledge that spanned thousands of years. Starting from making soap to earn his first pot of gold, he gradually improved black powder, purified refined salt, and fired cement. He rejected the solicitations of various powerful families and made precise investments in Li Yuan and his son, who were dormant in Taiyuan. Starting from a humble military staff, he first showed his talents in the fight against the Turks, provided key ordnance support when Li Yuan launched his army, burned the enemy camp with fierce fire oil in the Battle of Huoyi, and finally established a "chemical tactics force" with dimensionality reduction in this era of cold weapons. In this magnificent era, he wrote a legend for science students. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.