(Fourth Calamity) The Mad Scholar

Zhuang Ling, Imperial Preceptor of the Yu Kingdom. Dashing and graceful, he could hardly be called unattractive. His power could sway the kingdom, so he could hardly be called low-ranking. The young emperor adored him, so he could hardly be called lowborn. And yet, one day, something bizarre happened: A palace cleaner saw the Imperial Preceptor and dropped everything in her hands, clutching her head as she cried, "This game actually did a crossover with a fantasy world, or did I transmigrate?!" A soldier patrolling the city gate saw the Imperial Preceptor and nearly flung away his shield. He gaped in disbelief. "My God, is this game really that daring? It's so historically accurate! Isn't that my idol?!" Children playing outside saw the Imperial Preceptor, and the candied hawthorn skewer in one child's hand fell to the ground with a smack. They stared, dumbfounded. "They even dared to recreate the Imperial Preceptor who pacified the realm?! The game Dreaming Back to Guanzhou is so worth it. I'm going to recommend it to all my friends and family!!" And so on, too many examples to count. Zhuang Ling pondered for a long while, then suddenly smiled. For his frail kingdom, his people beset by hardship, his young emperor, and his turbulent realm, he seemed to have found a way to break the deadlock. A note before reading: 1. "A patriot's head turns white with worry; when seeing guests off, he can find no joy in song." By Wang Mai of the Song dynasty. 2. The old blurb can be found on my Weibo. The core premise remains unchanged, but the blurb has been rewritten and may be slightly adjusted when the story officially launches. Intended message: For a better future