Lin Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, traveled to the Yin Dynasty and became a scholar from a poor family and the despised son-in-law of the Su family. The original person was ridiculed by his wife's family because he was unable to "talk about metaphysics". He also offended the powerful because he bluntly spoke about the current ills at a poetry meeting, and was beaten to death with serious injuries. In a desperate situation, the [Eternal Wen Dao System] is activated. The system's mission goes straight to the core of corruption: to dismantle the scholarly tradition of talking nonsense and ruining the country, and to reshape the imperial examination and bureaucratic system that focuses on managing the world and putting it into practical use.
Lin Mo began to counterattack by relying on the political, economic, and technological knowledge base that transcended the times provided by the system, as well as the ability to exchange "reputation points" for physical resources. He first showed his talents by solving the problem of the Yue family business with sophisticated calculations, and then presented the outline of "The Theory of Rich Nations" that shocked the past and the present at a gathering of literati, which shocked the world. However, this move also aroused the hostility of the Qingliu Group, headed by Cui Wenyuan, the first assistant. They regarded Lin Mo as the cause of disrupting the "elegance and prosperity" and repeatedly set up literary bureaus to frame him.
At the same time, Lin Mo got acquainted with Xiao Jingyan, the current prince who visited privately incognito. Jamel Xiao hates empty talk in the court, but is weak in power. He is shocked by Lin Mo's practical philosophy and the picture of "Tiangong opens things" that he systematically presents, and the two secretly form an alliance. In the palace examination, Lin Mo responded to the emperor's question "What is the importance of governing the world" with "Ten Strategies for Rejuvenating the Country through Practical Learning". He pointed the finger at the bad habit of recruiting scholars and chatting, quoting classics but going as far as possible, which caused an uproar among the nobles of the court. During the debate before the emperor, faced with the siege of Cui Wenyuan and other great scholars, Lin Mo used the system to retrieve massive data and historical cases, word by word like a knife, and finally the emperor, who was bent on seeking governance but had gone astray, woke up and abolished the new system on the spot.
However, this is just the beginning.
