The Easygoing Strategist

How could there be no Tang dynasty after the Sui? The one who wiped out the Sui and unified the land wasn't the Li family from Taiyuan, but a commoner from humble beginnings? And the dynasty he founded was called Han!! Who is Young Master Wuyou? Why does his collection include “When Will the Moon Be Clear and Bright” and “The Road to Shu Is Hard”??? Why is there no Mongolia in the north, but instead a powerful nation called the Gale Empire? Why is the country in the Central Plains called Great Qi? Why is the nation south of the Yangtze called Ming? The royal family isn't surnamed Zhu, but Zhao? And why does the Ming crown prince seem so odd? What's with those poems the top scholar casually recites? Did he transmigrate? Did he transmigrate? You transmigrated, didn't you?? Well, let's not laugh at someone for being just as bad. Li Jing'an was nearly sixty when he transmigrated too, becoming a twenty-year-old scholar named Li Jing'an, with a golden finger in the form of a personal document archive. But being an older transmigrator is rough. This story becomes a paid work starting with Chapter 35. If you've read Chapter 35, please don't buy it. Please keep supporting the story; the chapters ahead will be even better. Central theme: Enjoying retirement in ancient times