My name is Li Cheng. I transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and became a poor scholar.
The System told me to use modern knowledge to change history, so I turned around and opened an internet café in Chang’an.
The scholars became obsessed with the database for Five Years of Imperial Exams, Three Years of Practice Tests, while the generals stayed up all night studying the online edition of The Art of War.
The emperor went incognito and stumbled upon the crown prince cramming through an express course on Essentials of Governance in the Zhenguan Era in a VIP room all night.
At court the next morning, His Majesty tossed out a book titled Internet Plus: A Strategy for Governing the Nation.
When the Turkic khagan brought his cavalry to our passes, we brought out drone reconnaissance maps and electromagnetic cannon blueprints.
The khagan fell to his knees, asking for just one thing: “Could Your Majesty... get me a membership?”
