Not a mindless power fantasy!
Transmigration plus entrepreneurship, no System, no golden finger, urban farming, court intrigue, raising a young girl, and a humorous, lighthearted coming-of-age story about transmigration.
Nangong Yu, a middle-aged man from the 21st century, transmigrates a thousand years into the past to the early Tang dynasty after a car accident.
His Host is the frail fourteen-year-old boy Nan Guo'er. Orphaned young, he depends on his sister, who is two years older than him.
When the Turks invade, the siblings head to Chang'an to seek refuge with distant relatives.
The previous life may have been wasted, but he hopes this one will be free of regrets.
Yet things don't go as planned.
In Chang'an, the siblings rely on the survival skills Nangong Yu retained from his previous life, struggle their way forward, and eventually build a comfortable, stable life.
Along the way, he happens to meet Wang Wei, a eunuch with an identical face, and the two become sworn brothers.
Nan Guo'er's rapid rise earns him the enmity of the great clans, who repeatedly move to suppress him.
Wang Wei has a lifelong enemy: the man who ruined his family and had him castrated.
Faced with their shared foe, the two stand united and fight as one.
When brothers work together, even ants can shake an elephant.
Come along and follow the story of an ordinary man's struggle after transmigrating.
Experience the warmth and cruelty, love and hatred, of life in a golden age.
Suitable for driving and listening, the plot is handled very well👍🏻Is Nan Guoer from Deyun Club?
It is a light and humorous historical article that is very appetizing. Nan Guo'er grows up step by step, and the sibling relationship with Ying'er is well written. The maid Juan'er was in tears when she saw it. It was very real. I look forward to more exciting sequels!
It's good-looking, not exaggerated, close to reality, and consistent with history. Why isn't it popular?