The Great Writer of the Late Ming Dynasty Began by Copying Books

Wang Wenlong, who graduated from ancient literature, traveled to the Ming Dynasty and lived in the 27th year of Wanli. He could not write eight-part essays and did not know how to fight.

It happened to be the heyday of publishing in the Ming Dynasty, so Wang Wenlong had to copy books to make a living.

Unexpectedly, he became famous all over the world with his masterpieces: "The Scholars", "Dream of Red Mansions", "Illustrated Records of Maritime Countries"...

Eunuchs and officials wanted to recruit him, Donglin Party members praised him for his erudition, missionaries found that he knew more about the history of great voyages than Europeans, and Wang Wenlong unknowingly embarked on the steps of changing the times.