Lin Yi is a modern university student, the top of the top. His head is crammed with five thousand years of history, his copy of The Complete Guide to Science Experiments is worn to shreds, and he carries around an unpublished Illustrated Guide to Chinese Cuisine.
His life motto is simple: there is no end to learning, and no one right way to eat.
One day, in the library basement, he discovers a hidden compartment in an old bookshelf. After the world spins around him, he opens his eyes to the towering city of Chang'an, with the bells of a Western Regions caravan's camels ringing in his ears.
He's transmigrated. It's the first year of the Zhenguan era.
Even more incredible, the three books he had practically worn out, Five Thousand Years of Chinese History, Encyclopedia of Science Experiments, and The Flavors of China, transform into three beams of golden light and merge with his mind.
From then on, the Tang Dynasty has a walking encyclopedia.
Even more incredible, the three books he had practically worn out, Five Thousand Years of Chinese History, Encyclopedia of Science Experiments, and The Flavors of China, transform into three beams of golden light and merge with his mind.
From then on, the Tang Dynasty has a walking encyclopedia.
