Shen Yan, a doctor of history and law, opened his eyes and became the son of a criminal who had his house confiscated. He was shackled and shackled and embarked on the road to death in the northern border.
Along with him, there is a complete library of Si Ku Quanshu in his mind.
A collection of classics and history, military strategies, criminal laws, agricultural books and medical codes, Tiangong Kaiwu... One hundred thousand volumes of ancient books are readily available for use.
Bandits block the road ahead, evil officials make things difficult in every possible way, and the lives of the whole family hang on by a thread.
Others are in exile just trying to survive, while Shen Yan is in exile and relies on his knowledge to survive in a desperate situation.
Short of food? He fertilized the soil and taught the border troops how to grow high-yielding crops.
Settle a lawsuit? He quoted scriptures and made the confused officials speechless.
Enemy attack? He moved out of the martial arts headquarters, made equipment, practiced formations, and defeated the Northern Barbarians until they lost their armor.
From a lowly exile in the north, he went all the way to the Jinluan Palace to become the chief minister of the dynasty.
Are the father and son of the powerful prime ministers in the DPRK playing tricks of power?
Your machinations and tactics, in the history books I have read, are just leftovers from previous generations.
