Lin Yan, a newly graduated rich kid whose family has money to burn, plans to lie flat at home. But he soon discovers that his living room brings in a lot of “strange” guests.
The first to arrive is none other than Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of Qin, who conquered all under heaven.
He thinks nothing could be more outrageous, but just a few days later, Li Shimin, the Heavenly Khan of the flourishing Tang dynasty, shows up too.
Little does he know, this is only the beginning.
After that, the light and shadows in his living room often shift strangely.
Emperors and ministers, scholars and writers from history begin crossing a thousand years to arrive, one after another.
The proud, prickly First Emperor, the gentle yet cunning Emperor Taizong of Tang,
and countless other visitors from the past and future,
all crowd into his tiny home.
Lin Yan rubs his forehead and sighs:
Fine, come on in. It’s all right... My place is big enough. There’s room for everyone.
This book is also known as How Did My Living Room Become a Gathering Place for People from the Past?
It's better than I expected. Other transmigration stories either feature protagonists who transmigrate twice and then get caught up in all sorts of conspiracies and intrigues, or face identity issues in the real world and get themselves into all sorts of messy situations. This one has a great pacing.
I hope the author updates more often; it's quite interesting. The pacing feels a bit fast, could you slow it down a bit? For example, perhaps show the emperors gathering together, having parties or something?
Super good novel