Northeast India’s Brahmin: The Supreme Ruler of India in 1826

Wang Hao, a good-for-nothing graduate of a second-tier university in Shenyang with a degree in Hindi, gets drunk and unexpectedly transmigrates 200 years into the past, to British India. He becomes the disgraced eldest legitimate son of a fallen Brahmin family, on the verge of being stripped of his status. From the start, he is caught up in a succession crisis, and comes with four stunning wives who loathe him but each possess extraordinary talents: a martial arts expert, a miracle-working physician, the most beautiful woman in all of India, and a strategist who can plan for every eventuality.

He also binds himself to a five-tier Supreme Brahmin System. Starting at Level 1, where he can only exchange for food, he gradually unlocks everyday tools, books of knowledge, divine weapons, and even elite troops. With the grit and humor of a Northeastern Chinese man, the wholehearted support of his four wives, and his golden finger of a System that keeps leveling up, Wang Hao puts down his family’s internal strife, intimidates rival nobles, helps the king repel foreign invaders, and crushes the ambitions of fellow transmigrators. In the end, he rises from a good-for-nothing despised by all to the Supreme Brahmin who rules all of India, writing a legend that spans two centuries.