Drunk in Chang'an: The Joys of Taking It Easy

Li Xiao, a corporate wage slave, wakes up in the prosperous Tang dynasty, in the body of a wastrel who's about to be cast out by his family.

In his previous life, he worked himself to death in the rat race. This time, he just wants to lounge with beautiful women and wield power over the world, living the carefree life of a lazy fish.

But when he “accidentally” recites, “When life is good, enjoy it to the full,” he leaves the Poet Immortal stunned.

When he “casually” sings “When Will the Moon Be Clear and Bright,” he drives the entire Imperial Music Bureau wild.

And when he “unintentionally” improves the art of brewing, he becomes richer than a kingdom, with the powerful scrambling to curry favor with him...

He wanted to keep a low profile, but his abilities won't let him.

With powerful clans scheming against him at every turn and foreign cavalry eyeing the realm hungrily, Li Xiao draws the beauty at his side close and lifts a cup of his own fiery liquor, smiling. “I will redefine the glory of the Tang dynasty.”