Transmigrated to the Late Tang: I Begin as an Indebted Bad Official

Cheng Er never broke faith, yet ended up in debt. Then he transmigrated and found himself in debt all over again?!

That’s the plight of an unlucky protagonist.

Worse still, he doesn’t even get a System starter pack. His unscrupulous boss tricks him into going to the capital, where he makes a fool of himself at every turn.

What he doesn’t know is that the little maid he thinks is an idiot is actually a Heaven-rank powerhouse, and the misfits he’s been put in charge of are all cultivators.

And he, a transmigrator chosen by heaven, is nothing more than a weak pawn?

The showdown between Cat Hugging a Cub and Sheep Giving Birth to a Lamb is just cannon fodder in the contest of the Heavenly Dao, a clash between the tentacles of mighty beings’ wills.

He wipes away his tears, cleans off the blood and sweat, then grits his teeth. Let’s see how a pawn takes down the player!

What Three Princes Fighting for the Throne? What Mirror Twins? What Sacred Lands and Immortal Palaces? What Upper Realm and Law Realm? What primordial powerhouses?

To hell with all of it!

[This is a comedy with no System, and its golden finger arrives rather late. It features an ensemble cast, subverts the usual tropes, and is an experimental novel with a powerful payoff. If you like formulaic, easy-reading stories, please keep scrolling. Fans of lolicon themes won’t want to miss it.]