This is the story of a graduate student in ancient Chinese literature who, after being repeatedly trampled on the job hunt, finds himself transmigrated to the mid-Ming Dynasty, entering the body of a young child in a mountain village. With a taciturn father and a fiery mother, the family is surrounded by a host of relatives, and the small farmhouse is never short of drama. Fortunately, with thousands of years of historical accumulation, the Four Books, the Five Classics, and the Eight-part Essay, his major is perfectly suited to the era. Who says that the poor can no longer produce noble offspring? The nation is on the rise, and the emperor rules with ease; the law is lax, and the officials are lazy; there are a few corrupt officials and some Japanese pirates, but overall, it can be said that this is a time of freedom for the literati.