What to Do After Transmigrating to Ancient Times with Three Divine Sand Blasters

[Soul transmigration + no System + suspenseful wish-fulfillment + play the pig to eat the tiger + scheming + political intrigue + power struggles]

[The unconventional, rebellious Sixth Princess, who is truly virtuous + the seemingly obedient little miser, a true royal lost in the mortal world VS the scheming, taciturn young beggar]

Cheng Zheng transmigrates into a little beggar in an alternate era, a good-for-nothing despised by everyone in the household of Cheng, an Assistant Minister of Works.

From the start, he is saddled with the task of rebuilding the Beggars' Guild.

A casual recitation of “Sympathy for the Peasants” forges an unbreakable bond with the Sixth Princess, who is disguised as a man, and earns him a post as a secret inspector for the Censorate.

Meanwhile, his clever “bro” in disguise is also a woman of distinguished status, but she has a blood feud with the royal family and pushes him to rebel.

What a predicament!

Watch Cheng Zheng take up his sword and shake both the court and the battlefield, leaving only dry bones in his wake.

He navigates the world with ease, champions justice with his sword, and leaves foreign enemies trembling at the mere mention of his name.

Emperor Ren: “Why has he bought so much sulfur and so many Northern Emperor Mystic Pearls?”

Cheng Zheng: “Your Majesty, I have three handfuls of divine sand. What have I to fear?”

Sixth Princess: “How dare he think he’s too good for me?”

This is the story of a little beggar’s rise to power...

(Note: Some details are included solely for the sake of the story. Please don’t compare them to real history. Readers are welcome to point out and correct anything inappropriate!)