The Tang Dynasty: A Prince's Survival Through Science
by 墨守成隐
In the late years of Emperor Gaozong, the Two Sages ruled together, Empress Wu's power was ascendant, and undercurrents surged in the court. Confucianism, Mohism, Buddhism, and Daoism contended. A modern engineering student transmigrates into Li Xian, the Prince of Yong, who is destined to be granted death in Bazhou. With no cheat codes and a certain death fate, he relies solely on modern empirical thinking and Mohist practical knowledge to survive against all odds. Using the Prince of Yong's residence as his workshop, he abandons empty talk, values the investigation of things, and promotes industry. Amid political intrigue, fickle human relations, and hidden sectarian currents, he bides his time and lays his plans. He breaks the death trap with craftsmanship, plays the court with Mohist ways, and transforms step by step from a prince merely clinging to life into one who defies fate and ushers in a new golden age of pragmatic prosperity for the Tang Dynasty. — Description from novelcodex.org
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