Once in time, Jun Tianxiang, a doctor in the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, fell into the Tang Dynasty in the second year of Long Shuo, a key node in the aftermath of Zhenguan and the rise of Empress Wu.
Others relied on Golden Finger to travel through time, but he relied on the complete history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties and modern knowledge engraved in the bone marrow: establishing a foothold in Lantian by revising ancient books, offering border strategies to become famous in Chang'an, assisting the prince to stabilize the government, fighting against cruel officials after fighting, promoting farmers' livelihood, and training strong soldiers to defend the barbarians.
He wants to rewrite all the meanings: to protect the general's good death, to help the scholars achieve their goals, to stop wars in troubled times, and to extend the prosperous age for a hundred years.
He made up for his grandfather's regrets with his life's writings; he repaid his lover's farewell by staying together in the prosperous times; he single-handedly reversed the tragedy of history.
From the ruined courtyard of Lantian to the top of the court, from an unknown scholar to the pillar of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Jun Tianxiang broke through the shackles of fate and finally became an eternal legend of "picking up things from the prosperous Tang Dynasty and having no regrets in this life".
