The Great Feng Dynasty, the thirty-sixth year of the Chong Emperor's reign.
Jiang Chen was reborn into a wealthy merchant family in Jiangnan, becoming a good-for-nothing playboy despised by everyone.
He extracted cowpox to cure smallpox, dazzled the great scholars with his brilliant writing, and defeated Japanese pirates with the Mandarin Duck Formation…
He turned from a hopeless wastrel into a phoenix.
Though he made his name in the martial world, his reputation reached far and wide. He held learned men in his company and never associated with commoners.
By now, the aged Chong Emperor's court was rife with undercurrents, and the princes all coveted the throne. Yet they had no idea that in Jiangnan, a common man with the gaze of an eagle and the bearing of a wolf saw the throne as something he could snatch from a bag.
If I weren't kind-hearted, I would have given them one point and left.
That's an ingenious idea! Let's see if it lives up to expectations!
It's unremarkable, but still quite rare. Most novels these days have lost their original essence, so this is a very good one. Keep up the good work, author! Doesn't your ending feel a bit rushed? It's not bad, but it feels a little abrupt.
It's fast-paced and doesn't drag. A rare gem of a book, but it's not finished yet. I've already read over 90 chapters, and it'll be agonizing to catch up right away.
If this TV series had been adapted 10 years ago, it would have been a huge hit. It has a bit of the feel of "Joy of Life," and the writing is quite good. I'd give the editor 5 stars; keep up the good work!
Regardless of whether others like it or not, I'm willing to watch it.
It's readable and a decent way to pass the time. A light and enjoyable read. Chapter 52 is hilarious from the beginning 😆
It's great, I find it very interesting. I hope it updates soon, thank you author.
It's pretty good, even though I skipped around while reading it, it's definitely well-written.
Very good, keep it up!