Great Zhuan Mo Jun

Others transmigrate and become emperors or powerful ministers. Mo Jun just wants a peaceful life as a libationer in the Great Zhuan dynasty.

His name is Mo Jun: Mo as in ink, Jun as in a weight of a thousand jun. He carries the experience of a hundred lifetimes and specializes in curing the fatal disease of “valuing scholars over soldiers.”

The Great Zhuan dynasty is badly out of balance between civil and military affairs. Civil officials are all talk, generals live in frustration, and the emperor worries every day that his generals will rebel. When Mo Jun steps in, life is full of laughter and warmth: he snacks on sweets and gossips by the brazier, debates the scholars in court, and makes friends with simplehearted, powerful generals in the military camps.

He has no interest in political machinations or underhanded schemes. He has only one goal: to set the emperor's thinking straight, restore the balance between civil and military affairs, ensure the military is not neglected, keep civil officials from growing arrogant, and give the people a peaceful life.

There is the warmth of everyday life, the loyalty of brothers, the joy of meeting kindred spirits, and easygoing daily moments.

Follow Mo Jun, the libationer reborn through the cycle of reincarnation, as he changes his fate against the heavens amid laughter and cheer, steadies the realm with a stroke of ink, and brings peace to Great Zhuan with the weight of a thousand jun, living the most comfortable life imaginable after transmigrating.