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Books by 柳鹤云峰

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  1. The Rebellious Son of the Tang Dynasty 大唐逆子 Historical273k WordsCompleted No System, no golden finger. Fang Jun is transported to the Tang Dynasty and becomes the son of Fang Xuanling, a chancellor. When Li Shimin arranges a marriage for him, he decisively refuses. Fang Yiai chooses to lie flat, becoming the most carefree official's son in the Tang Empire. 5.6kReads8.0Score281Shelves
  2. From Bandit to Female Emperor’s Grand Preceptor 从山贼到女帝国师 Historical271k WordsCompleted No System, empress, comedy, farming, food, lie flat, transmigration Liu Yunlong transmigrates to the Great Hua Dynasty and becomes a down-on-his-luck bandit at Qingfeng Stronghold. By repeatedly robbing traveling merchants, he leads the stronghold on the road to prosperity. But then he robs a princess passing by, and a series of hilarious events follows. In the end, he marries the princess and the empress, becoming the happiest man in the Great Hua Dynasty. 836Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The New Duke of the Great Song 大宋新国公 Historical352k WordsCompleted Liu He transmigrates to the Song Dynasty and discovers that his family owns nothing but four bare walls. Born into the lowest ranks of the impoverished gentry, he eventually relies on his own talent to rise against the odds and become a new duke of the Great Song. 140Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Demoted Son-in-Law: From an Iron Pot to an Invincible Fleet 被贬赘婿:从铁锅到无敌舰队 Historical129k WordsOngoing (Alternate history, no System, son-in-law) “I borrowed that money with my own skills. Why should I pay it back? Duke of Chu, how much did you even give me? You didn’t give me a million, so why should I care about you? Why are you trying to get my attention? Get lost already!” Liu He, a food delivery guy, transmigrated to the Great Xia dynasty. The heir to a marquis’s estate had been demoted to son-in-law, but Liu He only wanted to run away. He tried to go home, only to find himself completely pe 7Reads—Score—Shelves