Transmigrating to the Daqian Dynasty, accountant Zhang Wei is provoked at Zuixian Tower when Scholar Zhou taunts that an accountant doesn't deserve to discuss poetry. Reciting Li Bai's poem, he shocks the entire hall. He vows never to write poetry or stand out again, only for a system to awaken in his mind that constantly tells him to 'believe in science.' At a literary gathering, his verse on moss brings scholars to tears; on the third day of opening his shop, he predicts rain and a downpour immediately arrives; writing letters for locals, he pinpoints a dyehouse, and finding lost cows never misses. The whole town starts calling him 'Master' and sets offerings at his doorstep. Master Huang, a local fortune teller, arrives with an incense altar demanding a contest of divine channeling—Zhang Wei exposes three flaws, forcing him to admit his fraud. A young man who merely wanted to stay inside and write calligraphy is step-by-step elevated to godhood.

Don't Call Me Immortal (17 episodes) - AllShorts