Hu Jiarong

A modern engineer named Xu Mu wakes in the body of a street-corner layabout, in a dynasty coming apart at the seams. Everyone around him assumes he's the same worthless drifter he's always been, and the offers of a wife come as jokes at his expense. Then a daughter of wealth, fleeing the collapse with nothing left, crosses his path. Blade, bow and horse are all he has, and he means to keep the people under his roof alive.

Wang Yang, a present-day PhD in Chinese language and literature, is thrown back with four companions to the eighth year of the Yongming era of the Southern Qi dynasty, AD 490. They have barely arrived before a clash with border soldiers turns deadly, and Wang Yang is accused of spying for the North. With nothing to rely on but what he knows of the period’s history and texts, he passes himself off as a son of the Wang clan of Langya, one of the most powerful aristocratic families of the age.

Tang Li transmigrates into a novel as cannon fodder, sold as a bride to the mountain villain and saddled with his three kids — the future tyrants of the story. But they're only children now, so she farms, raises them, and builds a good life for them all.

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A modern engineer named Xu Mu wakes in the body of a street-corner layabout, in a dynasty coming apart at the seams. Everyone around him assumes he's the same worthless drifter he's always been, and the offers of a wife come as jokes at his expense. Then a daughter of wealth, fleeing the collapse with nothing left, crosses his path. Blade, bow and horse are all he has, and he means to keep the people under his roof alive.

Wang Yang, a present-day PhD in Chinese language and literature, is thrown back with four companions to the eighth year of the Yongming era of the Southern Qi dynasty, AD 490. They have barely arrived before a clash with border soldiers turns deadly, and Wang Yang is accused of spying for the North. With nothing to rely on but what he knows of the period’s history and texts, he passes himself off as a son of the Wang clan of Langya, one of the most powerful aristocratic families of the age.

Tang Li transmigrates into a novel as cannon fodder, sold as a bride to the mountain villain and saddled with his three kids — the future tyrants of the story. But they're only children now, so she farms, raises them, and builds a good life for them all.

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