A Good-for-Nothing's Guide to Pretending to Be a Strategist (Transmigrate into a Book)

Pan Mengchen read a historical novel called The Dragon Rises in the Wild, adapted from the story of the founding emperor of the current dynasty. He loved the book so much that he and his friends built a small sand table based on it, drew character and skill cards, and kept replaying their conquest game inspired by the novel. It was so much fun.

Then he transmigrated. He meant to find Tang Liren, the "founding emperor," and follow him to become one of his founding ministers. Somehow, though, he ended up serving Xiong Peipei, the future empress.

The System he was bound to was completely unreliable, too. His very first skill was apparently "A single glance brings a hundred charms"?

Luckily, although he was a good-for-nothing strategist, he could use his foreknowledge to fool his wise ruler. Even better, he was passionate about farming tools like "automatic waterwheels" and "curved-beam plows," and was exceptionally handy.

Watch him pose as a strategist in a chaotic age, throw himself into infrastructure projects, and help his wise ruler conquer the land!

I've opened pre-registration for a new novel, an imperial examination and mystery-solving story. I hope you'll support and favorite it: My Father-in-Law Is Ye Gong (Imperial Exams).

Male lead: Pan Ruowang. Female lead: Ye Xiaotong.

Pan Ruowang woke up one day to find that he had returned to the time when he had left home and was staying with his future father-in-law, Ye, in the capital.

He was still young then and knew nothing. He only cared about making a name for himself, and was so clueless about his fiancee Ye Xiaotong's attentions that he responded to her like a block of wood.

But now he could be more attentive, becoming a good husband in Xiaotong's eyes and a good son-in-law in his father-in-law's!

There's another advantage: he spent years working as an official in the Ministry of Justice and read countless case files, so he knows who committed many of those crimes!

But right now, he's only a scholar and has no authority to solve cases. All he can do is drop hints to his father-in-law indirectly, through various coincidences.

Before long, his father-in-law becomes the capital's "Judge Bao," solving cases with uncanny insight.

It's just that the title The Ye Gong Casebook sounds kind of strange!

Supporting character: Ye Lifeng

Theme: Turn knowledge into practical results, work hard on infrastructure, and help a wise ruler so the people of the land can live better lives.