Great Zhou: Seizing the Throne from a Beauty

20-year-old national defense student Lin Yanzhi falls into the chaotic Great Zhou dynasty due to a strange stone from the Qinling Mountains. He starts with a thirty-day high fever, language barriers, no money or power, and survives at the bottom by making plant ash soap, simple sand filters, first aid knowledge, and sheer grit. But Great Zhou is no beginner's village. At court, there is Prime Minister Wei Song who thinks he can rule the empire better than the emperor; outside, the Northern Lin invade and Japanese pirates land; within, there are imperial suspicions, family constraints, and clan infighting. Everyone forces him to understand a truth: in chaotic times, it's not enough to win; you must also bear the losses. In the end, Lin Yanzhi realizes he was chosen not to sit on the dragon throne, but to end the chaos and restart civilization. But to open the ruins, he must first pacify external threats, eliminate the powerful minister, unite the two kingdoms, and ascend to the heavenly throne. On the day of the Mount Tai Fengshan ceremony, will he receive the hopes of the people or the debts of all the dead?