The Inhuman Life of a Song Dynasty Scholar-Official

This is an era that scholars long for most, an era in which literati live an abnormal kind of scholarly life. You do not need to tremble in fear of losing your head; you can openly challenge the emperor and spray saliva all over his face, and even go to court in disheveled clothes without it mattering. You do not need to keep talking about masters and slaves, crying and saying things like "If the ruler wants the minister dead, the minister has no choice but to die"; instead, when the emperor asks "What is greatest under heaven?" you can answer with righteous confidence, "Reason is greatest." You also have a crowd of colleagues who regard "supporting the emperor from left and right" as great loyalty...

In this beautiful era, Zheng Lang, who was knocked unconscious by an electric notebook and transmigrated here, sadly discovers that before he can become a scholar and enter the ranks of the scholar-officials to live this decadent and corrupt life, he has more severe problems to solve first. For example, how to reverse the reputation of being a spoiled young bully, and how to deal with his future father-in-law, who heard that he had been beaten unconscious while fighting over a romantic rival and came to the door intending to cancel the engagement...

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