I Pull the Strings Behind the Scenes in the Han Dynasty

Forty-year-old Lin Yan has just signed the divorce papers. He couldn't keep custody of his daughter and was left with just over four million in settlement money. Alone, he returned to his desolate hometown. Then the souvenir jade pendant shaped like a dragon, which he'd brought back from a trip to Xi'an, began to react. To his astonishment, it enabled travel between two worlds, and he met Liu Ju, the crown prince of the Western Han dynasty, who had traveled to the modern era. Lost and bewildered in the modern world, Liu Ju took the initiative and acknowledged Lin Yan as his teacher. He listened as Lin explained how to govern a country, outlined the development of technology, and analyzed the principles of statecraft. Step by step, Liu Ju learned and grew. Once a defeated man cast aside by his workplace and scorned by his wife, stripped of the confidence that kept him going, Lin Yan was now a “mentor to the crown prince,” recognized as such by the prince himself. Building on this special bond between teacher and student, forty-year-old Lin Yan finally pieced his shattered life back together and found his moment to shine.