A military engineering master’s graduate transmigrates into the body of a lame hunter and is taken in by a beautiful, strong, and tragic young man. He thinks he’ll have to rely on the boy, but then discovers the young man is being targeted by human traffickers, schemed against by his brother and sister-in-law, and hunted by an old clerk from the torture chamber. Fine, then. He’ll use modern military engineering to teach them what it means to be outclassed by technology.
Two young men, their families in tow, embark on a perilous two-thousand-li journey to entrust an orphan to safety.
From a poor mountain village to a major city in Shandong, they join forces to solve old cases, fight corrupt officials, sit the imperial examinations, and support each other as they defy fate.
Bound to a beautiful, strong, and tragic young man, he uses technology to crush the opposition. In this rotten world, he’s determined to carve out a path of his own!
This isn’t a mindless power fantasy. It’s a slow burn with a logical plot, so please be patient with me.
I have read more than 20 chapters. The writing is good, but it is a bit slow and has some cheats, but it is acceptable and not excessive. The interaction between the two male protagonists is very warm. I like the reckless father Ji.