The Phoenix Crest: A King's World

Blurb: Li Ran of Chicago's West Side is a tough guy. Everyone in the neighborhood knows it. He's also impossible to kill, and anyone who's met him gives him a thumbs-up for it. Unfortunately, this tough guy ran into some bad luck and took a bullet straight through the chest. The nobody who shot him was none other than his one and only good brother. People need to have good character. In his short twenty-seven years, Li Ran learned firsthand just how true that saying was. Being betrayed by his only brother wasn't the end of the world. At least he survived by transmigrating, and he didn't end up in a woman's body. But how could a perfectly ordinary grown man be married off as if he were a woman, then have a son who was almost old enough to run errands? Li Ran didn't know how tragic a life could be. But he knew exactly how tragic his own was. If you can't change your life, you can only change yourself to fit it. With this timeless maxim as his guide, Li Ran made himself invincible. This is the story of how a mob boss makes a name for himself in the awkward role of a male empress. Our protagonist, Comrade Li Ran, isn't naive, melodramatic, kind, or evil: in short, he follows the Four Nots. He has no knowledge, no education, and no refinement: in short, he's a triple-no nobody. Armed with the life experience and know-how of a modern man, he thrives in Beiye, charming everyone and going wherever he pleases. Favorite this story