A hundred days of torrential rain. Catastrophic floods, rampant plague, and the salt routes cut off.
People seized the chance to loot, enemy armies gathered at the border, and the Shang Dynasty teetered on the brink of ruin.
Psychologist Chu Feng transmigrated into the past and became Zishou's trusted aide. He was given the name Zi Dan. He had planned to keep a low profile and stay alive, but could only watch as his people died in droves.
He put on a white coat and addressed his kneeling people: “I am an angel. I can save your lives.”
He controlled the floods, drove back the plague, established farms, minted currency, trained war elephants, built an intelligence network, and fought the Dongyi.
When modern knowledge overwhelmed the world of three thousand years ago, when diviners called him a monster and the nobles wanted to kill him as a sacrifice to heaven, Emperor Xin placed a bronze battle-axe in his hands.
“I don't care what you are. Win the war, and you will be the greatest man in the world beneath the Human Emperor.”
