Lin Yan, a social worker who graduated from a modern double first-class university and was proficient in literature, history, mathematics, and science, as well as basic knowledge of agriculture, industry, medicine, and business, died unexpectedly and was reborn as a poor scholar on the verge of bankruptcy in the Dajing Dynasty. The original owner was cowardly, foolish and filial, and was exploited by his best relatives. His parents were cowardly, his wife was weak, and the family of four was in danger.
With the memory of two generations and the modern knowledge system, the first thing Lin Yan did when he opened his eyes was to break up his face and decisively separate the family with his parents and wife. From then on, he did not rely on the sky, the earth, or blood-sucking relatives, but only relied on his own hands and a head full of modern knowledge to walk a unique Qingyun Road in the Dajing Dynasty.
He used mathematical logic to interpret scriptures and make policies, used agricultural knowledge to improve crops and open up financial resources, and used modern thinking to manage family affairs and deal with people. While deeply cultivating land and doing business, he allowed his family to live a stable life without worries about food and clothing.
The gentle, virtuous and unyielding first-time wife Su Qingwan, the smart and helpful squire's daughter Shen Zhiwei, the aloof and talented college classmate Xie Lingyun, the gentle and elegant official lady Liu Minglan with a prominent family background... All the way to success, accompanied by beauties and confidants.
There is no golden finger, no super power, only modern knowledge and past life experience. In the fictional Dajing Dynasty, this book tells the legendary life of a poor boy, from breaking up a family to being named on the gold medal list, from a poor family to being powerful. This book is slow and delicate, full of details, the road to the imperial examination is rigorous and true, the road to wealth is step-by-step, family affairs, relationships, studying in academies, and officialdom.
