Transmigrating Through History: Why Are There So Many Outsiders?

After a bolt of lightning, everyone from Chen Lingfei’s class on a spring outing disappears. Only Chen Lingfei remains. At that very moment, the System awakens and sends him to the past to sell future technology to emperors in exchange for gold and silver. Chen Lingfei thinks the mission will be easy, until he arrives in ancient times and discovers that his classmates have all either been reborn or transmigrated there. One of his best friends was reborn as Zhu Shuang. He dotes on Minmin so much that people even praise him as the most virtuous prince. Another buddy became Li Tai, whose only task every day is working out. He has no interest in the throne at all. The class monitor became Zhao Gao, determined to climb to the top one step at a time! Two twin brothers became Zhu Qizhen of the orthodox court and Zhu Qiyu of the Jingtai court, completely messing up history. Have you ever seen Zhu Qizhen this awesome? He fights enemies on horseback and governs the country once he dismounts! And Zhu Qiyu has a house full of descendants! A coup to seize the gates? No way. On the way to bring his big brother back, the carriage tumbles down a cliff, and his brother is gone! Zhu Yunwen doesn’t abolish the fiefs. He lets Zhu Di return to become emperor, even sending twelve imperial edicts in a row. And there are female classmates too. One girl, who loves writing palace-intrigue stories, goes to compete with Empress Ma for favor and doesn’t even survive one episode. Have you ever seen a girl who tries to make a rebel general give up his military power through the power of love? Chen Lingfei: I always thought I knew my history, but after meeting you classmates, I feel like I wasted all that reading. Zhu Shuang: Let’s hit the Qinhuai River! Zhao Gao: Old classmate, please teach me how to revive my withered fortunes! I’ll gladly recognize you as my adoptive father! Zhu Qiyu: Want a wife? Just say the word, and I’ll arrange a selection for you right away! Zhu Qizhen: A Oirat exchange student? Me? Get lost! I’m the God of War of the Great Ming!