My name is Chen Chang'an, and I’m a transmigrator.
Other people transmigrate with a System, a pocket dimension, or an old master. I transmigrated with an unfinished graduate thesis.
Other people transmigrate to become princes, generals, or consorts. I transmigrated into a poor Taoist living in a run-down temple, the kind with a leaky roof.
I was planning to lie flat. Honestly.
But the villagers were too enthusiastic and insisted I tell their fortunes. What could I do? I watched ants carry things around, checked the humidity in the air, and told them, “It’ll rain tomorrow.” And I was right every time. After that, they looked at me like I was an immortal.
Then things got more and more ridiculous.
The crown prince lost a jade pendant and insisted a ghost was responsible, so he dragged me in to solve the case. I used white phosphorus to make a “ghost fire,” and the real ghost was so terrified that it confessed on the spot. The crown prince recovered, rewarded me with fifty taels of silver, and gave me a token from the Eastern Palace.
The prefect asked me to help with waterworks. I adapted an old-fashioned method from The Artificers’ Record, dug three canals, and irrigated five hundred mu of farmland. The prefect looked at me exactly like my advisor had when reading the first draft of my thesis: astonished and afraid.
Then the emperor found out.
An imperial decree appointed me Imperial Preceptor.
Me: “Your Majesty, please think this through! I really don’t know how to do anything!”
His Majesty: “My dear subject, there’s no need to be modest. I’ve heard all about your deeds: predicting heavy rain, solving strange cases, building waterworks, mastering military strategy... Is there anything you can’t do?”
Me: “...Everything I know actually comes from compulsory education.”
His Majesty didn’t understand, but was deeply moved. He called me “a genius Heaven has bestowed upon Great Yan.”
And that’s how I, an impostor without even a Taoist license, became Great Yan’s Imperial Preceptor.
I haven't seen such a comfortable book on Tomato for a long time. Being able to read it calmly and calmly is as comfortable as drinking a glass of boiled water.
It's well written👍, full of flesh and blood, sentimental and meaningful. I like reading this kind of novel. Recommended for everyone to read, worth a look!
It can be seen that this is not how Long Aotian wrote it.
The writing is very good, it feels like it was written from a small account, the characters are very three-dimensional, and the narration is interesting.
It looks a bit cologne style
All I can say is that the pace is neither slow nor fast, and it looks very comfortable.
The writing is very good and looks very comfortable
Is the emperor also a time traveler?
It's a eloquent story, well written, and the author's writing skills are very good.
The writing is good and the plot is solid. It's a good book.