After transmigrating into the Tang Dynasty’s Investigations Bureau as an agent, Jiang Hao thought he’d be living by the blade. Who could have guessed his golden finger would be memorizing Tang poetry?
A mysterious clay tablet bore incomplete ancient characters. While everyone else scratched their heads, I recognized Du Fu’s famous verse at a glance.
A drop of blood activated it, the poem was completed, and the tablet burst into light as dragons and snakes made heaven and earth tremble!
Coworkers: This kid doesn’t play by the rules!
Superior: Report this immediately. This discovery is on par with a nuclear weapon!
Jiang Hao: Don’t panic. I also know Li Bai’s “The Road to Shu Is Hard.” Want to see what it can do?
From rookie agent to a national treasure, Jiang Hao uses Tang poetry to show the world that cultural influence is the ultimate weapon!
