This is a hilarious story about a liberal arts student who can only talk but not take action. He traveled back in time to the end of the Warring States Period, bragged and overturned in front of the eternal emperor Ying Zheng, but unexpectedly got a three-month probation period.
Zhao Ke, master of history, wrote his thesis on the Qin Dynasty. Once he traveled through time, he became a Korean serf at the bottom of the Qin Kingdom. He wanted to keep a low profile, but a gust of evil wind blew the wooden plaque around his waist in front of Ying Zheng - "Korean survivor, Zhao Ke." What's even more terrible is that he showed a modern standard social smile in front of King Qin.
Ying Zheng didn't chop off his head, but he didn't let him go either: "Didn't you say you could improve farm tools, refine salt, and make weapons? If you can't do it in three months, you will end up like that old Korean official who complained about injustice."
So, a liberal arts student who couldn't even hold a hammer, led a group of confused Qin Dynasty craftsmen, and started a ridiculous "scientific research project." He talks about the principles, and the craftsmen do it; he draws the drawings, and the craftsmen shake their heads. There are ten times more jokes than results.
But Ying Zheng gradually discovered that this guy who was full of weird words and didn't even tremble when he saw the king seemed to have something...
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One sentence summary: When Ying Zheng, the most hard-core Party A in history, meets Zhao Ke, the most unreliable Party B in history - during the three-month probation period, the life of a liberal arts student is also life!
