Late Tang: Why Should My Wu Kingdom Bear the Li Name?

[Late Tang] [Five Dynasties] [Transmigration] [No golden finger] [Not a saint] His soul transmigrates into Yang Wo, the eldest son of Yang Xingmi, Prince of Wu and military governor of Huainan, in the first year of Tianyou under Emperor Zhaozong of Tang (904). In history, Yang Wo was the greatest wastrel of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Just three years after taking the throne, he was murdered in his own bedchamber by Zhang Hao and Xu Wen, commanders of the Left and Right Palace Guards. Later, the imperial clan of Wu was wiped out, and Wu was forced to abdicate in favor of Li Bian of Southern Tang, Xu Wen's adopted son. This story won't be especially dull: it has plenty of satisfying moments and jokes to help readers feel immersed. It respects the historical record to a certain degree, so anyone who wants to learn history while reading a novel should give it a closer look. Starting out as the Governor of Xuanzhou, he puts down a rebellion in Runzhou, gradually swallows up Wuyue, and seizes Jingnan in one fell swoop. After inheriting the titles of Prince of Wu and military governor of Huainan, he takes Ganzhou and Hunan in the south, then launches a northern campaign against Later Liang... Can Yang Wo change this historical tragedy, alter the fate of the Wu imperial clan, and change the lives of the people throughout the realm? Can he bring peace to this world in chaos?