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  1. The Jiangdu Coup: I Rescued Empress Xiao While Fleeing Historical2.0M WordsCompleted (A transmigration story of court intrigue and conquest, with one leading lady and a harem) After transmigrating to the end of the Sui dynasty, I became a palace guard in Jiangdu. On the night of the mutiny, I stumbled upon Empress Xiao in a pool of blood... bathing in incense. With her alluring figure and astonishing curves, she beckoned me over. “Take me with you. My life is yours to use.” I believed her. And then She used thirty years’ worth of palace intrigue to help me rise from a bandit to 7.1kReads7.9Score650Shelves
  2. Her Shoes My Cup Urban124k WordsOngoing I, Zheng Jiahao, am a freshman at Dongshan University. On the first day of school, I met the innocent Bai Yueguang Yang Xinru. I was about to start an innocent campus romance, but accidentally I ended up sharing a room with a sister Li Danyin who was a few years older than me. What's even more outrageous is that my senior sister dragged me to accompany her at night because she was afraid of ghosts, and my tutor sent me an 'academic seminar' message in the middle of the night... Wait, sisters, I' 1.1kReads—Score217Shelves
  3. My Sister Wan, from Palace Maid to Queen Historical450k WordsCompleted I've traveled through time. He became the most miserable prince in the Ming Dynasty - he was deposed at the age of five and imprisoned in Nangong. Everyone treats me as an outcast, except her. She was a palace maid in her early twenties. She could have stayed in the palace to enjoy the blessings, but instead she knelt outside the palace and begged all night just to come with me. I had a high fever and she stayed up for three days and nights, wiping my body with cold water over and over again. So 433Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Zhang Xiaowu's Adventures in the Sui and Tang Dynasties Historical1.0M WordsCompleted (No System + strategy + high-spirited action + a little humor) Zhang Xiaowu, a ten-year veteran, transmigrates to the late Sui Dynasty as a foot soldier in Yang Guang’s campaign against Goguryeo. Using the knowledge, courage, and wisdom from his past life, he fights his way up from a common soldier to a prince of the highest rank, receives the Nine Bestowments, and controls the feudal lords by holding Yang Guang hostage... 298Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  5. Guardian of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty: My Wife Yuhuan, Please Respect Yourself Historical462k WordsCompleted Others have traveled through time to be princes, generals, and ministers. I, Yang Ping'an, started as a guardian of the Yang family. In the back garden, I bumped into Yang Yuhuan, who was about to become famous all over the world. The waist is as thin as a willow, the body is like soft clouds, and the eyes contain spring water from the river. With abundant muscles and jade bones, her beauty overwhelmed Chang'an, and her smile could make the entire prosperous Tang Dynasty eclipse. I held her hand 214Reads5.9Score—Shelves
  6. Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Steal Guan Yu's One True Love, Du Liniang Historical147k WordsOngoing I woke up to find that I had transmigrated to the fourth year of Chuping, 193 AD. I was in war-torn Xu Province, with conflict looming and smoke rising everywhere. That year, Du Heng was fourteen years old. Her courtesy name was Li, and people privately called her Lady Li. She was the peerless beauty whom Lord Guan would later think of day and night, and whom Cao Cao would stop at nothing to take for himself. For now, she was still unmarried, pure and untouched. She had yet to meet Qin Yilu, and 124Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Zhang San in the Tang Dynasty Historical212k WordsOngoing A young special forces officer accidentally traveled to the Tang Dynasty during a mission. With the help of modern knowledge, he gradually moved towards the position of the first prince of the Tang Dynasty. He assisted Li Shimin in actively developing the economy and military. From then on, he began a long period of external expansion and established the Tang utopia across Eurasia, which was unified, prosperous and free of all people. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves