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  1. Sky Screen: Is This Divided Kingdom’s Unknown Nobody an Emperor for the Ages? 天幕:割据的小透明是千古一帝? Historical613k WordsOngoing [Male-Oriented + Sky Screen + Wish-Fulfillment + Fictional Dynasty + Lighthearted + Funny] A history student transmigrates into a feudal dynasty and becomes an overlooked prince who has never won the old emperor’s favor. Fortunately, although the old emperor pays him little attention, the crown prince, who has no children of his own, is very fond of him. His life is still happy and peaceful. That is, until a gigantic square screen suddenly appears in the sky one day, shattering the peace. [Hello 32Reads6.2Score—Shelves
  2. Sky Screen: Could I, a Son of a Concubine, Be the Greatest Emperor of All Time? 天幕:庶出的我是千古一帝? Historical337k WordsOngoing [Male-oriented + no female lead + fictional dynasty + sky screen + ancient setting + lighthearted] [A political intrigue ensemble novel, built around one principle: the protagonist isn’t the one who wins. Whoever wins is the protagonist.] [A new historical fantasy novel. Just got its rating!] Good news: I transmigrated, and I’m a prince. Bad news: I’m an illegitimate prince with no backing. The emperor doesn’t think much of me, and I don’t have a System or any other cheat to rely on. … Chai Yun 15Reads6.1Score—Shelves
  3. Sky Screen: Am I, a Simple Warrior, the Last of the Noble Ones? 天幕:我一个莽夫是最后的风骨? Historical120k WordsOngoing [Sky screen + alternate history + ensemble cast + intelligent characters + no romance] Xiahou Yan opened his eyes to find that he had transmigrated into the Great Wei dynasty as a child. Unfortunately, although its emperors bore the surname Cao, this was not the familiar Cao Wei of the Three Kingdoms, but a completely unknown dynasty. Curiously, though, the Sima clan still controlled the government of this Great Wei, and emperors had met untimely deaths three generations in a row. As an adult, X —Reads—Score—Shelves