After Traveling Through Time, She Actually Became Yu Xuanji

Name: After Traveling Through Time, She Actually Became Yu Xuanji
Author: Yu Mu Qingyang

by Yu Mu Qingyang

ongoing History Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties Male Lead

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She was a famous beauty poet in the Tang Dynasty, a beautiful Taoist nun, and a murderer. Who is she? She is Yu Youwei, whose name is Xuanji in the history of the Tang Dynasty. She combines talent and beauty, and is sought after by people at the time. She said: "I have literary talent, but I can't be a wife, and I don't like being a concubine. I want to escape into Buddhism, but I can't bear to part with my beautiful hair, so I can only go to a Taoist temple and become a female Taoist priest." But even so, others were still unwilling to let her go. At a young age, she was implicated in many murders, including the poisoning of Wen Tingyun, and she became known as a poet, a slut, and a murderer. Facing her second life, Yu Youwei vowed to live a bright life in the Tang Dynasty and become the master of destiny. The year when Yu Xuanji was born: The Tang Dynasty began to decline gradually after the Anshi Rebellion, and the Wenzong, Wuzong, and Yizong dynasties were increasingly in decline. When Xizong arrived, he only knew how to have fun, and power fell into the hands of eunuchs, and people's livelihood was difficult. Rebels from all walks of life rose up, and rebel teams such as Pang Xun, Wang Xianzhi, and Huang Chao appeared successively, causing social unrest. At this time, there were also famous poets such as Wen Tingyun, Li Shangyin, Wei Zhuang, and famous critics such as Sikong Tu and Pi Rixiu. It can be said that this is an era full of talents and heroes. Yu Xuanji lived in such an era. She had been known as a child prodigy since she was a child. She was active in social venues at all levels and enjoyed a high reputation in Chang'an. When he was killed, dozens of officials rescued him overtly and covertly. It can be said that in the Tang Dynasty, she lived a miracle.