A Gen Z school slacker transmigrates to the Southern Song with nothing but a Seven Wolves belt.
Shouldn’t a transmigrator first fit into society and slowly work his way up? And shouldn’t he know how to recite classical poetry?
But Qi Quan plays by no rules. He raises a crew and gets straight to work.
He wants to slap the Southern Song emperor and ask why he willingly made himself a nephew and called the Jin emperor his uncle.
He kills officers, saves orphan girls, shaves his head, and beats the orphans living in a ruined temple into submission. He claims he came back from the dead and was taught by an immortal.
A female Huawei engineer shows up at his door. “Palace jade liquor?”
“One hundred and eighty a cup.”
She hates this age, and he needs someone to show him the way.
“You fight up front. I’ll build the Gatling gun. Set up the cannons and blow those bastards to hell! I’ve got your back.”
From fighting pirates for his first fortune to recruiting the tattooed army, battling the Jin, and driving back the Mongols…
A school slacker raised on beatings from his father’s belt is pushed to the pinnacle of power by a woman.
