In a cramped rental room in Jiangcheng, Jiang Cheng is frantically cramming for the national civil service exam, unaware that his desk connects directly to a sky screen across all worlds, where emperors and famous ministers from every dynasty watch him around the clock!
At first, Li Shimin and Zhu Yuanzhang sneer: “People in later generations don’t even test archery, horsemanship, or the Four Books and Five Classics. What kind of useless talent could they possibly select?”
But when Jiang Cheng starts tackling data analysis questions for the civil service aptitude test, doing a month’s worth of the Ming Ministry of Revenue’s rotten accounts in his head in ten seconds and exposing terrifying holes where money has been embezzled, Zhu Yuanzhang completely loses it and draws his saber to hack at the Minister of Revenue!
When Jiang Cheng memorizes model essays on “macroeconomic regulation” and “modern agriculture,” Emperor Wu of Han and Zhuge Liang break into a cold sweat, exclaiming that their own strategies for governing are no match for those of a primary school student in later generations!
More terrifying still is the structured interview. Jiang Cheng’s exceptional emotional intelligence and big-picture perspective leave the elites of every dynasty trembling and bowing down together: “Have civil service exams in later generations become so competitive that even the lowest-ranking clerks are this capable? My empire is doomed!”
As the people of the past practically beg him through the sky screen to teach them, Jiang Cheng is still fretting: “Why is this civil service exam so hard?”
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