The Qin Dynasty's Imperial Tutor

Lin Guan, a PhD in history, transmigrates to Handan in 254 BC and assumes the identity of the impoverished scholar Song Heng. On a snowy night, he rescues the bullied hostage Ying Zheng and vows to become his teacher. What kind of Ying Zheng must he raise to make this journey worthwhile?

A high-martial Warring States setting in the style of The Legend of Qin, featuring the Hundred Schools of Thought, strategists, the Net, mechanical arts, and a nine-rank martial arts system, all woven into the framework of real history. His golden finger is limited foresight and martial arts deduction, but his foreknowledge will gradually fail due to the butterfly effect. The protagonist and Ying Zheng are equals as teacher and student, unafraid to challenge each other. There is no groveling devotion and no reckless rewriting of history.

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