Transmigration | Political Intrigue | History | Business
What do you do when you transmigrate as an idiot?
Aerospace engineer Wang Shuo wakes up to find he’s become the intellectually disabled legitimate son of the third branch of a distant offshoot of a powerful clan.
He has a half-brother in the household, the main branch is watching them like a hawk, and his mother has been widowed for three years.
Is this a hell-difficulty scenario from the start?
In 548 AD, Liang general Hou Jing launches a rebellion. For a thousand miles across Jiangnan, smoke ceases to rise from the chimneys, and bones pile up like hills. Centuries of prosperity are destroyed in an instant.
What Wang Shuo doesn’t know is that 1,500 years later, he will witness this catastrophe with his own eyes and add a blazing torch to the downfall of the great clans.
This is not just the story of a transmigrator stirring up the world.
It is also the story of how a modern man survives in a time of chaos and searches for himself.
It's quite good; I've read both of the author's books.
This is a promising book; the first three chapters are so good that you have to bow down to the rest of the content.