Traveling through the Great Li Dynasty, the system of doing good and saving people is bound to the beginning. As long as you do good deeds and accumulate merit, you can be promoted, make a fortune, and live a stable life.
Lei Ming, who traveled through time and space, has a very upright mentality. He just wants to live a low-key life, live a stable life, lend a hand to save people when trouble comes, and is content with accumulating some merit in the Buddhist tradition. He has never thought about becoming famous or becoming an official in the imperial examination.
A scholar in trouble on the road came to help him. He wanted to simply accumulate some small merits, but the system directly rewarded him with peerless literary talent and photographic memory. After rescuing an upright official who was framed, he just wanted to settle an unjust case, but he didn't expect that all the officials in the court would collectively pursue him, and his reputation would immediately increase. He rescued an orphan girl in distress on the street and easily resolved the disputes between his neighbors. However, the people in the whole city regarded him as a great philanthropist.
The government recommended him to take the imperial examination, but Lei Ming repeatedly refused and just wanted to live a peaceful life. Who would have expected that in the examination room, he would just write and deal with errands, but he would actually fail in the provincial examination, the joint examination, and the palace examination, and win three yuan in a row, becoming the youngest number one scholar in the dynasty.
The emperor personally summoned senior officials, and officials rushed to win over him. Lei Ming's face was full of helplessness: I really just want to save people and do good deeds, I don't want to be an official and become famous at all! He is a Buddhist who saves people in a low profile and does good deeds, but he is forced to highlight himself and become a god again and again. This young man accidentally became a legend that no one in the Dali Dynasty can surpass.
