After dying suddenly, esports prodigy Lu Chen’s soul enters a Western Liang kingdom that has gone seven hundred years without a man, and he becomes “Jiao Tu,” a junior worker at an inn.
Here, men are taboo, state secrets, and calamities capable of shaking the throne.
To stay alive, he is forced to survive in women’s clothes and make a living in the cracks. But amid one delivery, near-exposure, inspection, and contest after another, he is drawn from the bottom of the inn into the schemes of wealthy families, government offices, the royal city, and the queen. In the end, he uncovers the ultimate truth behind the Daughter Kingdom’s seven hundred years without men.
This book is very easy and interesting to read. It is not the imagined harem novel at all. It is a bit funny and exciting, and has a sense of suspense. Good luck, author.
It sounds good, it sounds good.
It looks good, the overall setting is very interesting, the plot pace is very fast starting from the third volume, the author will update soon