Crônicas do Entretenimento Chinês: Adotado pela Mãe da Deusa Celestial

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Blue Star, Huaguo.
Jiangcheng, Welfare Home.

On a warm winter day, some children played, some read and learned characters, some dozed off, and others stood still in a standing meditation.

In a corner of the courtyard stood a thin child, having remained motionless for half an hour.

Sweat covered his forehead, yet he clenched his teeth and persisted.

At first, both teachers and children found this strange, but now it was accustomed.

"A wooden one, Aunt Liu is here to see you again," the welfare home teacher called out.

“Wooden one” was merely a nickname recently given. When he was admitted, his name was Liu Jing.

But Liu Jing was no longer quite the same.

Three months ago, he was still a three-year-old child. After falling from bed, some fragmented, chaotic memories suddenly appeared in his mind.

The memories belonged to the son of Lü Buwei, a second-generation heir skilled in martial arts and commerce.

After his father died, he was shot by bandits on the way back to Shu.

He wandered in confusion for a whole month until his memories fully merged, earning him the nickname “Wooden One.”

Besides that, he was inexplicably equipped with an entertainment system.

Perhaps because the second-generation heir had acted as a playboy all his life? After all, Lü Buwei had many enemies, including Emperor Qin Shi Huang, who could not tolerate another Lü Buwei in Qin.

If the heir had not been a playboy, he would have likely died even sooner—he was