
Wei Xiaobao Transmigrates as Ximen Qing
韦小宝穿越西门庆
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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Wei Xiaobao should continue to be a servant.
Excellent, excellent! With the Jin army marching south, it's perfect timing for me, Master Wei, to enter the palace and serve Master Wanyan.
Song Jiang means "to give away the country".
The book title successfully caught my attention.
Zhao Fujin was the fifth daughter of Emperor Huizong, the eighth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty, and was given the title of Princess Maode. Because of her beauty, she was Emperor Huizong's favorite. Popularly known as "the most beautiful woman of the Song Dynasty," she was ultimately forcibly taken by the Jurchens and tortured to death, suffering anal fissures—a truly tragic end.