The Emperor's Guide

Europe, 1483.

An era when twilight and new beginnings intertwine.

The smoke of the Hundred Years’ War has cleared, the glory of the Eastern Roman Empire has faded, and England’s Wars of the Roses are nearing their end. The Tudor dynasty is about to begin, while feudal rule still holds firm across Europe.

Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, and others are making their mark on the art world. The Germans have printed the first movable-type Bible in Wurttemberg. As Copernicus, the leading figure of the coming scientific revolution, grows up, that revolution is about to begin.

The European colonists are on their way, but the Americas, on the eve of the storm, remain as peaceful as a paradise beyond the world. In five years, Dias will discover the Cape of Good Hope, and the Age of Discovery will be just around the corner.

Xue Xiaotian and several others transmigrate to Europe in 1483. One becomes a descendant of the Jianwen Emperor, while Xue Xiaotian ends up as a humble servant…

And one of them even becomes emperor of the “American Republic”!

PS2: This is a historical novel strictly set against the backdrop of real history. Of course, history is only the backdrop: with people transmigrating, it cannot be entirely historical. Some changes will be made, but readers can rest assured and enjoy!