I Transmigrated to Huang Chao's Time: Reshaping the Late Tang Dynasty

Ode to the Chrysanthemum

When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my blossoms will bloom, and every other flower will perish.

My fragrance will surge up to Chang’an, and the whole city will wear golden armor.

The Transmigrator’s Revolution at the End of the Tang Dynasty, also known as My Fragrance Will Surge Up to Chang’an, is an epic transmigration historical novel set in the chaos of the late Tang dynasty. Huang Chao, a modern historian, unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of the rebel leader Huang Chao. Faced with a shattered land strewn with the starving dead, he vows to break the “dead end” and reshape history with a modern mindset. In the end, this transmigrator breaks the millennia-old cycle of chaos and order with a “Constitution for the Virtuous,” opening the door to modernization for Chinese civilization. This is a social revolution that roots out the cancer of the great clans, as well as an epic tale of a commoner emperor using modern wisdom to reshape the ancient world.