Transmigrate Through an Elevator: From the Start, It Goes Straight to the Apocalypse

Wang Biao, the top science-track student in Qizhou Province and a master's graduate from a 985 university, was unemployed the moment he graduated.

To pay off his online loans, he had no choice but to work as an elevator repairman.

One night, while inspecting an abandoned elevator in an unfinished building, he suddenly found it shooting upward out of control.

When the doors opened, a post-apocalyptic wasteland lay outside.

He traded the spicy strips and bottled water in his backpack for a gold bar.

With that gold bar, he paid off all his debts.

Then he discovered that the elevator could take him to more than just the post-apocalyptic world. It could take him to the era of the Five Barbarians ravaging China, to the Tang Dynasty, to the Ming Dynasty, and to the most difficult era of all.

Other people transmigrated to become emperors or seduce beautiful women.

Wang Biao transmigrated to trade supplies.

He used rebar to help frontier troops repair their defenses, antibiotics to save Empress Zhangsun, a smallpox vaccine to save Zhu Xiongying, and expired medicine to trade for gold bricks.

He brought back frontier soldiers from the era of the Five Barbarians ravaging China, the Ming heir apparent, and a young soldier from the Red Guards.

Later, someone asked him, "So, what exactly do you do?"

Wang Biao said, "I'm an elevator repairman."