The Best Number One Scholar

Lu Linchuan, a doctor of liberal arts, stayed up late to write a thesis, and when he woke up, he was transported back to the Yu Dynasty and became a death row prisoner in an imperial examination fraud case. In order to save his life, he silently wrote "Theory of Six Kingdoms" to denounce the government, which won the appreciation of the empress and counterattacked the number one scholar. After entering the court, he made money by writing "Three Kingdoms", used primary school mathematics to overturn the Wenyuan Pavilion, and even invented "national debt" to raise money for the national treasury. He was at odds with Qingliu and Yandang. The empress wants to train him to be a lonely minister. Surrounded by his wife Liang Yuke, talented girl Cheng Lingyi, and courtesan Qinghe, the peach blossoms are endless. From a prisoner to a close official of the emperor, let's see how modern liberal arts students relied on knowledge to change their lives in ancient times, and reaped good harvests in career and love.