
I'm Uneducated, and I Don't Want to Transmigrate
没文化的我,不想穿越了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 153k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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60Chapters
64Reads
32Listens
1.6kReads · all time
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This is an anti-routine time-travel-themed online work, which is completely different from the common time-travel novels on the market such as "Golden Finger" or "Ace Students' Counterattack". This book pioneered the creation of the protagonist Xiao Han, an ordinary social creature who only had a first-grade education and knew nothing about history and technology. When he accidentally traveled to an imaginary dynasty and became the third prince, he had neither the blessing of the system nor the modern knowledge to trick him. He could only rely on quick wits, market wisdom and a bit of luck to survive amidst the open and secret attacks in the court and palace. In a humorous tone, the work tells the story of a scumbag's counterattack in a different world: from being forced to start a business to taking the initiative to break the situation, from being despised to gradually growing up. The protagonist did not invent airplanes and tanks, did not recite Tang poetry and Song lyrics, and was not proficient in modern political economy. However, he relied on his keen insight into human nature and down-to-earth survival wisdom to avert danger after crisis. This book deconstructs the time-travel theme in an anti-routine way, and uses a down-to-earth protagonist's perspective to show a more realistic and difficult picture of survival in a different world. It can be called the first pioneering work on the Internet about time-travel survival for scumbags.