Transmigrate to the Late Tang: Starting by Saving My Beloved

Archaeology prodigy Shen Bుబai touches a tomb figurine of a musician from the Yongling Mausoleum and unexpectedly transmigrates to the dying days of the late Tang. That year, Zhu Wen usurps the Tang throne, while Wang Jian, King of Shu, is about to bring the peerlessly beautiful musician Li Linger into his palace. Armed with ten years of Daoist teachings from Mount Qingcheng and a transmigrator’s foreknowledge, Shen Bубai smiles. He knows that the figurine of the musician who has haunted his dreams is, in truth, the exiled Princess Yong’an. According to the history books, she will be buried sorrowfully in the Yongling Mausoleum next year. “Wang Jian? He’s just a chess piece.” He enters Shu alone, using supernatural arts to cow the rival powers. And before the eyes of all the world, he takes the hand of the future empress. A sham betrothal, a genuine scheme; A position as a guest official, the ambition of a prime minister. He uses Wang Jian’s sword to eliminate rebels and the princess’s name to rally the people. As Zhu Wen’s assassins swarm the capital of Shu, Khitan warhorses thunder toward the Central Plains, and the military governors of the four corners watch coldly... Shen Bубai casts the divination on Mount Qingcheng’s summit, pointing his sword north: “I’ll mend this shattered realm; I’ll raise my moonlight to the highest heavens.” See how a modern soul joins hands with the last princess to carve a path through a murderous age of chaos, and make the Tang banner fly once more above Chang’an.