Transmigrated into a Young Lord: Tempering My Body with Literary Qi Is More Powerful Than Taking Pills

[A Clever, Satisfying Story, No System + Plagiarism + Multiple Heroines + Political Intrigue + High Martial Arts + A Compelling Read]

Chen Lan transmigrated by accident and became the heir of the Earl of Wen’an’s estate in the Great Qian Dynasty.

Well-read and armed with a gift for poetry and a rare talent for martial arts, he thrived in Great Qian. His romantic entanglements piled up faster than he could ever repay!

Great Qian’s double agent Jiang Xin: “Chen Lan, you know, I don’t think the world should be like this...”

Third Princess Chu Qingluan: “You detestable womanizer! I’m not enough for you? How many more do you want?”

Second Princess Chu Mingyi: “Brother Chen, I thought of you as a friend, and you actually want to...”

First Princess Chu Qingci: “Chen Yanqing, help me ascend the throne. Wouldn’t it be wonderful for us to rule the world together?”

One is a tsundere older beauty, one is a spoiled princess, one is frank and straightforward, and the last is a master schemer with her sights set on reforming the court and becoming an empress.

As one plot after another was sprung against him, Chen Lan realized that copying poems wouldn’t save the world.

“If becoming a Sage of Poetry can’t save the world, then I’ll become a Martial Sage!”

This book is also known as The Princesses Are All Mine, Your Majesty, Why Not Surrender Already?; After Transmigrating, I Reached the Top by Living off the Women Around Me; I Became a Sage of Letters and Arms by Living off Women? This Meal Is Delicious!; Anyone Who Calls Me a Freeloader Will Have to Deal with Them!; A Sage of Poetry Can’t Save the World? Then I’ll Become a Martial Sage!