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  1. Great Tang: How to Become the Mastermind Behind the Xuanwu Gate Coup Historical1.7M WordsOngoing The Tang dynasty has been founded, and Daoism is destined to flourish. I transmigrate and become a young Taoist novice, but there’s a Buddhist monastery right across the way. What good could possibly come from putting the two together? And then it turns out the monastery is Shaolin? I can’t just sit back and wait for disaster. You help the Tang, and so will I. You have your Thirteen Warrior Monks helping the Prince of Qin, do you? Then I’ll do my best to become the mastermind behind the Xuanwu G 242Votes7.8kRecs74.8kFans
  2. The Great Ming Starts by Saving the Crown Prince's Eldest Son Historical2.4M WordsCompleted The author’s new book, My Aunt Is Empress Ma, is out now. Interested readers can check it out. What sparks will fly when a veteran Ming-dynasty hater transmigrates to the first year of Hongwu and meets Zhu Yuanzhang? After transmigrating to the Hongwu era, he only wants to lie flat and live out his days in peace. Who knew he’d be swept up in the tide of the times? If you won’t let me live, don’t blame me for flipping the table. The eldest imperial grandson, Zhu Xiongying, is criticall 0Votes175.9kRecs509.8kFans
  3. My Aunt Is Empress Ma Historical644k WordsCompleted A veteran Ming-dynasty hater transmigrates to the first year of Hongwu, where corrupt officials frame him as a scapegoat and sentence him to death. He decides to impersonate a royal relative and drag everyone who wronged him down with him. The story begins with his impersonation of Empress Ma’s nephew. PS: This book is also titled The Great Ming: Starting Out by Impersonating Empress Ma’s Nephew. The author’s previous work, The Great Ming: Starting Out by Saving the Eldest Legit 0Votes33.9kRecs181.2kFans
  4. The Tang Dynasty Starts by Saving Empress Changsun Historical1.4M WordsCompleted 【Previously titled Flourishing Age of the Tang】 On the jimao day of the sixth month of Zhenguan Year Ten, Empress Zhangsun was critically ill, and the assembled physicians were powerless to help. Just then, the renowned physician Sun Simiao, who lived in seclusion on Mount Taibai, returned to Chang’an to apply for a monastic registration certificate for his newly accepted disciple. Li Shimin was overjoyed and summoned Sun Simiao to the palace to treat the empress. “Divine physician, can you cure 0Votes10.8kRecs81kFans