Blurb:
Lu Qingyan, the youngest top scholar of the Great Yan dynasty, is struck by a contraption called the “Savior Fast-Track System.” When he opens his eyes, he has become a struggling student in the twenty-first century.
He can make no sense of quadratic equations, and his elegant essays won't even buy him a filling meal in the cafeteria.
Lu Qingyan scolds the System: “What is electricity? Is a phone some kind of spirit? Why does this prosperous age still need me to save it?”
Then he finds himself in physics class, staring at Ohm's law on the blackboard, and blurts out, “Resistance equals voltage divided by current, does it not?”
The whole class bursts into laughter, but top student Lin Feng looks at him with shining eyes. “My friend, that's a brilliant solution!”
When Lu Qingyan stands in the library and sees that everyone can read rare books free of charge, he marvels at this prosperous age where even the poor can raise outstanding children. Just then, the System's mission is complete, and he is forced to return to an ancient era plagued by corrupt politics and starving masses.
Facing the old emperor, who has searched high and low for him, Lu Qingyan silently pulls out a copy of The Militia Training Manual.
The old emperor asks, “My dear subject, what is this?”
Lu Qingyan replies, “The art of overthrowing a tyrant.”
