Xiao Heng, a graduate of a mediocre university, accidentally caught the last train on the transmigration bandwagon and ended up in the mid-Tang dynasty. The great Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, who presided over the Kaiyuan Era of Good Governance, was now in his twilight years. The timid and ungrateful Emperor Suzong was still a crown prince, treading on eggshells. There was the upright yet politically astute Prince Guangping, the Poet Immortal Li Bai, the Poet Sage Du Fu, and Guo Ziyi, a meritorious general whose achievements posed no threat to the throne. There was also Yang Yuhuan, the most beautiful woman in the Tang dynasty, along with countless talented beauties and scholars.
As for Xiao Heng, he hadn't properly learned physics or chemistry and couldn't invent a thing. He made a living chopping firewood and began his ill-fated journey.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Just by reading the author's introduction, I knew that the author was a loser in real life, and the novels he wrote were also popular. Failure in real life means failure even in creating a character. So what can we say
I ran out of books to read, so I came over to take a look. I didn't expect the author to write well, but it's a bit short. Does the author have other books?