"Gu Huaijin, you brought this land not a spark, but a deadly plague. All I did was make sure this land rejected it before it could take hold."
Transmigrator Gu Huaijin arrived with the arrogance of modern civilization.
He introduced paper money, established mathematical statistical models, and used enormous sweatshops to manufacture "miracles." He thought he was a savior with the script in hand, using technology from a higher dimension to crush his opponents, and saw the local court officials as ants to be trampled underfoot. The old aristocracy retreated step by step under his overwhelming advantage, and imperial authority tottered.
Until he came up against Pei Ruhui, the Great Jing dynasty's foremost female powerbroker.
In Gu Huaijin's eyes, she was a stubborn traditionalist. But he didn't know that Pei Ruhui was the vast empire's own awakened "immune system."
As an advanced civilization invaded, the local powerbroker's hunt officially began.
Beneath the ashes, a supreme contest of wits and power. Stranger from afar, prepare to die.
The setting is quite novel, and I am addicted to watching it and listening to it.