A history professor transmigrates to a construction site where people in the State of Qin are building the Great Wall. He wakes up to find himself surrounded by the faces of "terracotta warriors"!
After getting into trouble, he flees to the northern frontier.
He needs women, white women. Historical records say the Murong clan were "White Barbarians." Which clan did these people from Qin intermarry with? Why do the Murongs of today still have some white features? And why are they all such handsome men and beautiful women?
He also needs horses. He has to "invent" the saddle and stirrups, then form a cavalry force that can sweep through armies like a mat through dust.
The Murong clan founded the Five Yan states, which lasted just over a century. But they had already been "waiting" beyond the frontier for more than 750 years...
And another transmigration tale:
Two rivals transmigrate to the Warring States period at the same time, and she becomes his concubine. She also shares one body with her "Host" and keeps clamoring to go back, obsessively trying to transmigrate home. And so this king has a concubine with two "faces."
He was a man, but transmigrated into the body of a pregnant maid. In this life, he still has a man's ambition, and as a concubine, he covets the throne.
Some people transmigrate into fish, horses, snakes...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you just say it's time travel, what else can you do?
In this year of your life, I wish you all good luck in the Year of the Tiger!
Today is the New Year. I "invited" the Stove Lord in my family last year (I painted it and told my grandmother that I bought it, and she believed it). Today, my grandmother will invite the Stove Lord's portrait and light it on the stove. She will mutter in her mouth: "The Stove Lord's real name is Zhang. He is riding on a horse and carrying a gun to send you to heaven to see the Jade Emperor. Say more good things and save the bad ones."
I don't know what "bad words" can be said about my family, but the virus strain left me in school—does it have anything to do with the old man named Zhang? ——This is not necessarily a bad thing, I am celebrating the New Year with Fei Lu in Beijing! It was the first time I celebrated the Chinese New Year by myself outside, and I was quite content to think that there were actually so many people with me.
My hands are not fast. This is my first time typing. My hands and brain cannot respond. Please forgive me. I can only give you one more chapter, I wish you all a happy New Year! I also wish Fei Lu a prosperous New Year!