The Sage of Letters Lin Mo: From Beggar to the Greatest Chancellor in History

When Lin Mo transmigrates, he's fighting wild dogs over rancid rice. The nobles of Chang'an sneer, “A lowborn maggot like you dares to talk about poetry and books?” But he blows the poetry gathering apart with “Bring in the Wine,” slaps a renowned physician in the face with germ theory, and presents a stunning economic strategy at the palace examination: Issue government bonds! Build canals! Keep the economy circulating domestically! The emperor rises from his throne, trembling. “This young man shall be a minister for the ages!” The great clans and powerful families see him as a thorn in their side? He starts a newspaper to tear away the powerful's veneer of respectability, makes gunpowder to shatter the barbarian cavalry, and opens academies to overturn a thousand years of imperial examinations! When the literary clans that monopolized knowledge finally collapse, and the common-born across the land all recite “The Young China,” enemies' cavalry, imperial schemes, and even the temptation of a way back to his own time come one after another... Blood-red light floods the Mount Tai altar, and the System's mechanical voice rings out coldly: “Return to the modern world for treatment, or stay in the past and die?” He smashes the altar, embraces the female teacher in his arms, and laughs aloud to three thousand students: “My friends, come with me, and bring peace to the world for all ages!” From a bowl of rancid rice to the three ministries and six boards, he uses modern wisdom to forge the greatest legend of a man born to humble means. The first page of the history books will forever read: Chancellor Lin Mo, born in obscurity, loyal to the realm, and died... beneath the people's parasols!