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- Three Hundred Famous Poems Shake the Nations, but I Just Want to Get Rich! 名诗三百震诸国，我只想当富商！ After transmigrating, Jiang Han finds himself in Great Yu. He is completely bewildered, but the original owner’s life story leaves him even more so: First he studied literature, but failed the exams for three years. Then he took up martial arts, shot an arrow at the training ground, hit the drum attendant, and was thrown out. So he studied medicine and eventually mastered it. He wrote a good prescription, took it, and died. Being transmigrated into the body of a hapless fellow would be bad eno 1.9MClicks7.7kFavorites2.1kRecs
- Sister-in-Law! You Want Me to Pretend to Be Brother Jieyuan? 嫂嫂！你让我冒充解元郎哥哥？ After transmigrating overnight, my sister-in-law wants me to take the place of her brother, the top scholar? Shen Yi, a fake son of the Duke of Ningguo, had hoped to spend his days fishing, drinking tea, and enjoying music at the pleasure houses. Who could have guessed that this chaotic age would be so absurd, with the court in turmoil? If that's how it is, then I'll step into the game myself and fight for a dazzling future! 236.3kClicks33Favorites47Recs
- The Poet Immortal's Young Son-in-Law 诗仙小贵婿 Jiang Han transmigrated. He had only wanted to get enough to eat, but by a stroke of luck he became the champion of a poetry contest to choose a husband, and married the eldest daughter of the Ningguo Residence. Rumor had it that the eldest daughter of the Ningguo Residence was eight feet tall, with an eight-foot waist. She was a bona fide she-devil, and Jiang Han wanted nothing more than to call off the marriage and run away! But he never expected his wife to be no ordinary woman! After Qin Muq 121kClicks174Favorites126Recs
- When I Couldn’t Become a Live-in Son-in-Law, I Had to Become a Confucian Sage 当不成赘婿只好去做儒圣了 After transmigrating into a world ruled by Confucianism, Jiang Han becomes the son of a duke. Talk about starting at the finish line. The tragedy is that the emperor arranges his marriage, and from the start he is to wed Princess Ningyue, rumored to keep male lovers and lead a life of debauchery. Unwilling to become a miserable live-in son-in-law, Jiang Han has no choice but to enroll at the academy and earn the literary rank of scholar. Who knew that simply muddling through would make him a Con 87.3kClicks1.5kFavorites313Recs
- I Only Want to Be a Foolish Emperor, Not Live Forever! 寡人只想当昏君，不想长生啊！ He opened his eyes one day to find himself in Great Qian, where he had become a fake emperor. Chu Fengge wanted nothing more than to sleep in after a night of passion and never attend court again. But powerful ministers controlled the court, the Empress Dowager ruled from behind the curtain, and foreign barbarians watched like hungry tigers… With no other choice, Chu Fengge raised his butcher’s blade. First, he would eliminate the powerful ministers and take control of the realm! Then he would q 32.6kClicks35Favorites61Recs
- One Proclamation, and I Became a Servant Beneath the Empress’s Skirts! 一道檄文，我成了女皇裙下臣！ After transmigrating, he becomes an illegitimate son of the Duke of Zhenguo's household. He was born near the finish line, so to speak, but from the start, everything goes terribly wrong: he's thrown in prison on a trumped-up charge. To save himself, Jiang Han writes the greatest manifesto in the world, publicly denouncing the reigning empress and putting himself at the center of a storm. Unexpectedly, this catches the empress's eye, and she sees him as a capable minister. Having been given a se 13.1kClicks31Favorites21Recs
- Father, Shall I Teach You How to Top the Imperial Exams? 父亲，儿子教你如何科举中状元？ After transmigrating to ancient times, Jiang Han was completely bewildered. His family had nothing but four bare walls. They were dirt poor, and his father had spent decades taking the imperial exams without ever getting past the rank of impoverished scholar. Build up the family through the imperial exams? Compete with all the scholars of this era by studying? Jiang Han had this to say: Why not teach Father to pass the exams instead! Jiang Han: "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west 4.5kClicks5Favorites0Recs
