When Liu Chang, a doctor of chemistry, opened his eyes, he became Liu Yuan, the new leader of the Southern Han Dynasty. Faced with the absurd demands of the whole dynasty to seek favor, a weak country waiting to be slaughtered, and the ending of his death in 20 years in the history books, he smashed the "elixir" that he paid tribute to.
"Ignorance can't save the country," he glanced at the trembling eunuch, "but science can."
From then on, the imperial study room became a laboratory, with the alchemy furnace boiling the strongest gunpowder and the account books calculating economic formulas. When the army of the Song Dynasty pressed forward, what awaited them was not jeweled beauties, but round after round of volley fire, and a set of elemental cycle rhapsody that completely subverted the era.
He wanted to rewrite the foundation of civilization for the entire China before the poisonous wine was delivered.
