The First Craftsman in China

The young blacksmith Qin Jiangjiang traveled through time and inhabited the body of a down-and-out scholar. Moreover, he was not the first person to time-travel into the body of this scholar. He was only a third-hand successor. Looking at the four walls of his family, he could not eat three meals a day, and he could not remember a few of the three hundred Tang poems. The protest from the Wu Zang Temple told Qin Jiang that if he didn't change something, his body might have the next successor. Take off the robe of a Confucian scholar and become a simple blacksmith. The most important thing is to have enough food first. Let's see how Qin Jiang, who has no ambitions, works hard to survive in a strange world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.