The Scholar Who Defies Fate: Bringing Chinese Wisdom to Dingding Great Flame

Lin Chen, a scholar from another world, brought thousands of years of Chinese wisdom and modern ideas to the weak and sluggish Yan Dynasty. He started from a poor family and gradually rose to the core of the court with his extraordinary strategy and hard work. He assisted the king in implementing the new policy of imperial examinations, rectifying officialdom, improving people's livelihood, breaking down family barriers, and supporting talents from poor families; he expanded overseas territories, established commercial networks, and established Great Yan's overseas hegemony; he dealt with drought and locust disasters and rebellions of aristocratic families, and laid the foundation for a prosperous age. He recruited Su Muyan, Shen Yanzhi, Lin Feng and other confidants, each showing their strengths, and working together to create a prosperous era for the Great Yan Dynasty. After his success, Lin Chen did not love power and asked to retire. He was canonized as the "Top Imperial Master" and devoted himself to organizing classics and passing on Chinese wisdom. In the end, Lin Chen died, and Emperor Jinghe personally presided over the funeral, and the whole country mourned. Su Qingyuan guarded the tomb for the rest of his life, and everyone under his command remembered him for life. His deeds were recorded in history. His legend and wisdom spanned thousands of years and became an indelible mark of the Dayan Dynasty.