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  1. Datang: I Sold Cakes for Three Hundred Years Historical384k WordsOngoing Xu Changan, a graduate student in the Department of History, transformed into a runaway boy in the first year of Wude, and gained an immortal body for nothing. He did not dare to be a god, so he only set up a cake stall in the West Market of Chang'an. King Qin's soldiers came to buy cakes, Wei Zheng paid for them on credit, and Li Bai wrote poems about Hu cakes. He also served in court and as an official, and was hunted down by an organization called "Wangxianlou" for half of the history of the 618Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Great Ming: This Prince Only Wants to Make Money Historical215k WordsOngoing Auditor Zhu Hua died suddenly after working overtime and woke up as Zhu Gonghua, the third son born to a concubine in Prince Zhou's household during the Wanli era: a sixteen-year-old, overweight prince kneeling in the ancestral hall, saddled from the start with a frame-up involving 230 taels of silver. He hoped to turn his fortunes around by auditing the books: open shops, sell frost candy, and trade overseas, becoming a wealthy prince who could live in peace. But the times wouldn't let him: a m 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Datang: I Really Didn't Want to Live That Long Historical95k WordsCompleted Su Weiyang, a graduate student in the Department of History, traveled through the Tang Dynasty and became a young man fleeing from chaos in troubled times - and he also picked up a body that will neither age nor die. He didn't dare to be auspicious, so he only dared to set up a stall in the West Market and sell cakes honestly. But his cakes were so delicious: the King of Qin came to eat them in disguise, and Wei Zheng visited them every day. Even the new emperor himself boasted that "the firewor 3Reads—Score—Shelves