Twenty Thousand Miles in the Tang Dynasty

Li Lin transmigrated to the Tianbao era of the Tang dynasty, into the body of a peasant in a remote, impoverished mountain village. It seemed like a pretty low starting point, so Li Lin decided to change his fate through learning. He exchanged ideas with Zhao Rui, the Tang dynasty’s “God of Strategy,” sparred in swordsmanship with the Sword Saint Pei Min, hired the “Sage of Painting” Wu Daozi as a product spokesperson, and talked Ma Daifeng, the first man to make “robots” in China, into building a steam engine... After a series of wild schemes, he somehow gained quite a few fans among the people of the Tang dynasty.

One day, a reclusive master told him, “You come from an extraordinary family. You are a prince of the imperial house.”

Li Lin: “Awesome! I’m a super lucky charm!”

Master: “But you have a terminal illness and won’t live another hundred days.”

Li Lin: “...Damn it.”

With his die-hard fans in tow, Li Lin set off at dawn and dusk to find the one great monk who could save his life. Being a prince and fighting for the throne could wait. His top priority right now was simple: “I’m going to stay alive!”