Lin Mo transmigrates into the body of a down-and-out scholar in the Great Wei dynasty. Just as he's settling in to loaf around at the entertainment quarter, someone clubs him over the head, and by some strange twist of fate he wakes up in the room of the Su family's eldest daughter, becoming the Jinling Su family's live-in son-in-law.
Over the next year or so, he builds his own business empire. He'd planned to live out his days as a wealthy man, carefree and content.
But the novelties he invents leave the emperor of Great Wei utterly astonished!
One marvelous invention after another appears.
“I never knew the world had glass Buddha statues this enormous!”
“Diamonds are forever, and a single one lasts for generations!”
“And this...”
Delighted, the emperor waves a hand and declares, “I have decided to betroth my eldest princess to you!”
Below the dais, Lin Mo shamelessly counts on his fingers. “Your Majesty, the eldest princess is already carrying my child.”
The Great Wei emperor is so enraged that he spits out a mouthful of blood. “You...”
This is an alternate-history setting inspired by various dynasties. I hope you enjoy it.
Many readers must have wondered when they first read this book, why could a young scholar like Lin Mo scare so many high-ranking officials? The author also explained a dynastic background in the book? If you still can't understand it, you can learn about the reason why everything is of inferior quality, and only those who study well are of high quality.
According to the script the male protagonist received, he was completely blessed by being educated. I am looking forward to the development of the plot after the spirit of a modern high-achieving person penetrates the body of an ancient poor scholar. I don't know what wonderful collision Lin Mo will have with this era.
Xia Yuhe's background is probably not simple. She has a hostile relationship with Liu Hong, so it is very likely that she is a lady from a certain family. The setting of being persecuted by Liu Hongcai in her family seems feasible. I hope that the follow-up will be released soon.
Perhaps in Lin Mo's eyes, Su Qingyan is the most beautiful woman in the world. But from the chapters I've seen so far, Su Qingyan doesn't appear many times. So is the relationship in the novel one-to-one?
Are you borrowing this content from (The Ultimate Jia Ding)?
I would like to make a small comment here. As a modern person, I have never heard of the size 25B. The numbers generally refer to the underbust circumference, and the English letters refer to the size. I wonder if the author will adopt it?
This novel is different from other novels in its setting of scholars. Generally speaking, the poor scholars in ancient literature that we see in the public are basically the type who endure humiliation and bear heavy burdens. In this book, the status of scholars is very high, which is very consistent with the historical background at that time.
Lin Mo is going to marry into the Su family, and later becomes related to Xia Yuhe, and there are other female characters,,,, I think this way of writing is quite interesting.
IQ is online, but I hope other characters also have online IQ. For example, it would be quite exciting to have a villain with a super high IQ who is also a time traveler.
Lin Mo is really a disciple himself, and he has been like this since reading the article.
Many readers must have wondered when they first read this book, why could a young scholar like Lin Mo scare so many high-ranking officials? The author also explained a dynastic background in the book? If you still can't understand it, you can learn about the reason why everything is of inferior quality, and only those who study well are of high quality.
According to the script the male protagonist received, he was completely blessed by being educated. I am looking forward to the development of the plot after the spirit of a modern high-achieving person penetrates the body of an ancient poor scholar. I don't know what wonderful collision Lin Mo will have with this era.
Xia Yuhe's background is probably not simple. She has a hostile relationship with Liu Hong, so it is very likely that she is a lady from a certain family. The setting of being persecuted by Liu Hongcai in her family seems feasible. I hope that the follow-up will be released soon.
Perhaps in Lin Mo's eyes, Su Qingyan is the most beautiful woman in the world. But from the chapters I've seen so far, Su Qingyan doesn't appear many times. So is the relationship in the novel one-to-one?
Are you borrowing this content from (The Ultimate Jia Ding)?
I would like to make a small comment here. As a modern person, I have never heard of the size 25B. The numbers generally refer to the underbust circumference, and the English letters refer to the size. I wonder if the author will adopt it?
This novel is different from other novels in its setting of scholars. Generally speaking, the poor scholars in ancient literature that we see in the public are basically the type who endure humiliation and bear heavy burdens. In this book, the status of scholars is very high, which is very consistent with the historical background at that time.
Lin Mo is going to marry into the Su family, and later becomes related to Xia Yuhe, and there are other female characters,,,, I think this way of writing is quite interesting.
IQ is online, but I hope other characters also have online IQ. For example, it would be quite exciting to have a villain with a super high IQ who is also a time traveler.
Lin Mo is really a disciple himself, and he has been like this since reading the article.