Science Champion: Taking the Imperial Exams? So Strong I Made the Emperor Stunned
The top scorer on the college entrance exam, Lee Su, is transmigrated into the youngest son of the old Li family.
His whole family dotes on him, and even while the entire household is eating coarse grain and vegetables, they support his studies.
The original owner was led astray by classmates, selfish and only wanted to play, and ended up ruining himself.
After Lee Su arrives, he wants to do something for the family, so he works in the fields for a day—and decides he’d better just study honestly. Studying is what he’s good at.
He first meets a master, then an adoptive father; both are big shots. Lee Su keeps taking exams all the way through, passes the imperial examinations with six successive first-place results, and becomes a new aristocratic favorite valued by the emperor.
The new emperor is someone who wants to build real industry, and he places great importance on Lee Su.
Emperor: Aiqing, the aristocratic clans are being arrogant.
Lee Su: I have a plan, Your Majesty. I know a little about papermaking; if paper becomes cheap, humble-background scholars can rise up and contend with the aristocrats.
Emperor: Aiqing, foreign enemies are invading.
Lee Su: I have a plan, Your Majesty. I know a little about gunpowder; it will surely make the invaders tremble in fear and not dare invade again.
Emperor: Aiqing, the treasury is empty.
Lee Su: I have a plan, Your Majesty. I know a little about refined salt and white sugar; we can quickly strip wealth from merchants and neighboring small countries to enrich the treasury.
Emperor: Aiqing...
Lee Su: I still have a plan...
The ministers all say: Is this reasonable? Don’t we all have the same brain?
Under Lee Su’s one plan after another, the country becomes peaceful and prosperous, and the people live and work in contentment.
The emperor is delighted: Aiqing, you will go down in history!
The ministers are stunned: Chief Minister, how did you do this?
Lee, the Chief Minister: Study math, physics, and chemistry, and you won’t fear the world.
If he doesn’t finish his grand ambition even for one day, whether it’s the emperor, his senior brother, his master, or his adoptive father, they all push him onward, and he can only work everyone else to death!
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