Lu Chuan died from overwork after frequent all-nighters and transmigrated into the body of a poor scholar who had just failed the imperial examinations. Lu Chuan: …The scholar’s family is penniless, with only a few acres of land left. How is he supposed to survive with his useless liberal arts skills as a STEM major? Does he really have to pick up a hoe and farm? Xie Ning, the only young master of the Yongning Marquis household, is doted on by his family. While the marquis residence and its allies are filled with rugged martial artists, he has a soft spot for scholarly types. His family arranged an engagement with a poor scholar, waiting for the latter to pass the exams and marry him. Unexpectedly, after the scholar succeeded in the exams, what arrived wasn’t a proposal—but a breakup. Xie Ning instantly became the laughingstock of the capital. Refusing to accept such humiliation, he searched around until he found the original Lu Chuan, a child prodigy with a reputation for talent. Lu Chuan, currently digging with a hoe: There’s such a good deal?! Lu Chuan immediately threw down the hoe, ready to marry a marquis’ young master and live off his wealth! After marriage, Lu Chuan realized the marquis’ family had chosen him as their son-in-law because of the original host’s child prodigy reputation. To avoid being exposed, this STEM genius and liberal arts failure had no choice but to grit his teeth and weep while studying the eight-legged essay…