“If science can’t convince them, then crush them with power!”
The soul of scientific giant Isaac Newton transmigrates to the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty and inhabits a down-and-out student.
In his left hand, he holds Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy. In his right, he wields the power to decide who lives and dies at court.
Confucian scholars call him a heretic? Then let them “accidentally drown,” with a copy of Euclid’s Elements placed beside their bodies.
The Astronomical Bureau tries to stop him from reforming the calendar? He’ll use precise solar eclipse predictions to ruin his opponents in front of the emperor!
Yan Song wants to use him as a lackey? Xu Jie wants to make him a pawn?
Newton sneers. “Sorry, I’m the one moving the pieces.”
From obsessive student of natural philosophy to scientific tyrant, he will use calculus to calculate power and universal gravitation to crush the court.
“Truth is in my hands. Follow me and prosper; defy me and perish!”
This is the story of a transmigrator who uses science and political machinations to make all of Ming kneel and listen.
