Introduction to the work
In the first year of Dazhong in the Tang Dynasty, Mo Xuanqing, a twelve-year-old Lingnan boy, stood at the foot of Qilin Mountain, looking at the river in the distance, hiding a secret that no one knew in his heart -
He is not only a posthumous son of this era and a child prodigy in the eyes of the world, but also a time traveler with more than a thousand years of memories for future generations.
He knew that in the history books, he would be the top scorer in high school at the age of seventeen and become the first person in Guangdong and Guangxi. He also knew the ending that was regretted by countless descendants - he died young at the age of thirty-four and died of illness on the way to his post.
He was unwilling to give in.
From Changleli on the Lingnan border to the prosperous Guangzhou Port; from the Imperial Academy, the highest institution of learning in the Tang Dynasty, to the Jindian Palace, the palace that determines destiny. This seemingly frail young man, with his advanced modern knowledge and meticulous thinking, cheated all the way and was invincible in the imperial examination.
But getting the top prize is just the beginning.
There were undercurrents surging above the court, and the situation outside Lingnan was changing, and the "thirty-four-year-old" sharp sword hanging above his head was always counting down.
He wants to use modern medicine to regulate his body, use historical knowledge to predict crises, use management thinking to manage connections, and strive for a different ending for himself in the storm of the late Tang Dynasty.
When his destiny has already been written, he insists on rewriting his destiny.
This is a race against fate. He only had one question to answer -
Can a person survive the day he is destined to live?
