Ming Dynasty Counterattack: from Scholar to Legend

Lin Yu traveled through time, and when he opened his eyes, he became a poor scholar during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty. As soon as he landed, he was falsely accused of stealing chickens, and was almost drowned by the villagers - this start was simply hellish! Fortunately, he brought with him a reserve of modern knowledge: growing sweet potatoes and harvesting three thousand kilograms per acre, so that the refugees could have enough to eat and no longer had to flee famine; making soap, making glass mirrors, and opening shops to benefit the people, and the people followed to make money, and the cooperation between the government and the people was wonderful; he improved the muskets, made mines, and trained the troops, what if the Tatar cavalry invaded? One bombardment made them cry for father and mother! But trouble also followed: the conservative ministers scolded him for "deceiving the public", and he started to quarrel with the Confucian scholars in the court, and he slapped him in the face with account books and per-acre data; corrupt officials and evil gentry wanted to steal his business, and hired people to destroy the shop and spread rumors. There are also a group of amazing teammates around him: the gentle and talented Liu Shiyao, who helps him write promotion brochures and manage accounting books, and is able to bring peace to the world; the sassy general's sister Su Yao, who has excellent archery skills to protect her left and right, and is capable of ruling the world; the straightforward brother Wang Ermazi, who catches thieves and manages all businesses, and provides him with live treasures to increase his fighting power; and the everlasting Cui'er, who accompanies him from the countryside to the capital, guarding the fireworks together. From the small village courtyard to the Golden Palace, from the scholar who took the blame to the fourth-rank minister, Lin Yu pushed the Ming Dynasty forward step by step: the people had food to eat, the soldiers had strong soldiers, there was no war on the border, and shops were opened everywhere - who said that when you cross, you can only lie down? See how Lin Yu used modern knowledge to set off a vigorous revolution in the Ming Dynasty and create an unprecedented prosperous age!