Master Tang

Gifted beyond compare, he became dean of the engineering school at Jinghua University before turning thirty. On his way to visit an old friend, he was caught in an accident and unexpectedly transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty, where he became a handsome twelve-year-old boy.

Drawing on his extensive knowledge and experience, he established the Tang Dynasty’s first true university in the eastern capital, Luoyang.

There, students learn astronomy and geography, physics and chemistry, arithmetic and agriculture. The only subjects not taught are poetry and song!

Gunpowder isn’t just for firecrackers; it can make muskets and cannons. The compass is no longer used to read the feng shui of a site, but to conquer the oceans. Papermaking and printing will be put to work preserving Chinese civilization!

The shame of my past life will be washed away in blood in this one. I’ll herd sheep by the North Sea, gaze at the stars on the Pamir Plateau, dig for gold in Australia, and watch the sunrise in Honolulu…