Transmigrating as a Poor Scholar, I Turned My Life Around After a Broken Engagement

Question: What do you do when your engagement is broken off, your family fortune is stolen, and you're beaten half to death?

Chen Mo's answer: Survive first, then keep a careful account of every debt.

He was a modern office worker worked to death by a demanding client. When he opened his eyes, he had become the most miserable impoverished scholar in the Great Yin Dynasty.

A single poem, "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng," dazzles a literary gathering. His "On the Six States" stirs the imperial court, while "The Art of War" teaches the powerful how to behave.

Everyone thinks he can only write poetry. Little do they know that he also has a mind full of modern business strategies and institutional design.