Lady Yu: The Last Ruler of Southern Tang

I transmigrated into Li Yu, the last ruler of Southern Tang, and opened my eyes to a countdown to the fall of my kingdom. The music and dancing continued in Jinling, while the officials at court still spent their days composing poetry. In history, he was destined to become the celebrated poet emperor who wrote, “Ask how much sorrow I bear? It is like a river of spring water flowing east.” In the end, his country fell, his beloved wife was humiliated, and he was forced to drink the deadly Qianji poison. But in this life... He would rewrite it all with his own hands. Train a new army, build firearms, and finish forging an iron-blooded force before Chai Rong crossed the river. He would show the world that Jiangnan had more than misty rain and poetry: its people had iron in their bones. With numerous historical episodes brought to life, discover the turbulent grandeur of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period!