The Tang Dynasty's Poet Immortal Is Actually Me?!

Su Yan, a PhD in Chinese literature, transmigrates to the height of the Kaiyuan era and becomes an impoverished scholar.

While others pore over the classics, he has already "written" Bring in the Wine at a poetry gathering and become close friends with the young Li Bai.

He passes the imperial examinations, yet insists on taking charge of the Pear Garden. He starts a newspaper, establishes academies, and builds banks...

Using culture as his blade and the economy as his shield, he quietly reforms the empire amid its songs and dances.

The An Lushan Rebellion? It is snuffed out before it can even begin.

See how this great Tang poet, without seeking power or wealth, uses the overwhelming advantage of civilization to create an unprecedented age of prosperity while living free and at ease!