This is the story of a modern person who transmigrates back to the Tang Dynasty.
What can someone with modern knowledge do in ancient times? What should they do?
Han Zhiwen follows Han Yu from Chang’an all the way to Chaozhou in Lingnan, using his modern knowledge to change the fates of Han Yu’s family.
He also witnesses how Han Yu governs Chaozhou, and how the city honors him by naming its mountains and rivers after him.
Han Zhiwen only wants to enjoy his time in the Tang Dynasty and live the carefree life he has always dreamed of.
But before he knows it, compound fertilizer, steel, concrete, alcohol, new farming tools, and Minié rifles have arrived, allowing the Tang Dynasty, battered by the An Lushan Rebellion, to usher in a new Kaiyuan era of prosperity.
The grand department stores, modern high-rise housing complexes, and bustling, novel sights that spring up in Chaozhou turn it into the most dazzling modern metropolis of its age.
Everything else is very good, but can you handle the emotional scenes easily? [Pause face] And your Nazha, even if you really don't care about ethics, how dare she care about you?
When children write essays, they don't have the thinking of adults.
Very good. It's a rare masterpiece. It's not easy to find a fresh one among Rotten Tomatoes.
Okay okay.
👍Well written
Pulled 😄
Very good, looks smooth
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