On the eve of the final exam, Chen Mo, a scumbag in the history department, wailed at the "History of the Ming Dynasty": "It would be great if I could travel back to ancient times!" Unexpectedly, when he woke up, he was actually sitting in the tribute courtyard of the Ming Dynasty wearing a Confucian scholar's robe, with the examination questions from the eighth year of Wanli in front of him.
What's even more desperate is that the question on the test paper about the subtle meaning of "Spring and Autumn" is exactly the review content he skipped last night. When the invigilator walked by, he drew an emoticon on his answer sheet in desperation, but it was accidentally regarded as some kind of advanced spell calligraphy.
From then on, this modern loser was forced to start a "genius" life in the Ming Dynasty: he used half of the "History of the Ming Dynasty" stored in his mobile phone to pretend to be a prophet, sold the milk tea formula of Internet celebrities to tea merchants to make a fortune, and was even regarded as a rising star in the literary world because of the modern poems he recited casually. But when he really predicted the Ningxia campaign that Emperor Wanli was going to launch, what awaited him was no longer the pursuit, but the Dongchang secret agent's Xiuchundao...
Now, this time-traveler who talks a lot about being a "wonderful person" must use the only modern skill he is good at - the quick wit developed by Internet surfing, and find a way to graduate from the Ming Dynasty alive while keeping his character intact.
