Impostor of the Langya Clan

(Also known as How I Ended Up Impersonating a Southern Dynasties Aristocrat)

Transmigration is no dinner party. It is a deadly trap at every turn.

South of the Yangtze, beauty beguiles-and grand ambitions all too often fade.

Throughout the Southern Dynasties, the realm was weak, and even heroes found their spirit stifled.

No cheat abilities. No system. Not even the memories of a previous life. Everything starts from zero!

The original body's memories: None!

Identity: None!

Supplies: None!

When transmigration becomes real, how long can any of us survive?

In the south, aristocratic clans weave an intricate web of power. In the north, Emperor Xiaowen's armored cavalry fill camp after camp, their gaze fixed on the Yangtze.

Court politics are murky and unfathomable; traps lie waiting both within and without. Even with looks to rival Pan An and talent to match Song Yu, you can hardly avoid the snare-or escape becoming a pawn.

Yet a great stone cast into the sea can raise a thousand-foot wave; a boat beneath the bright moon can ride the wind for ten thousand miles.

Who could have imagined that someone as insignificant as a blade of grass would win a life of splendor?

Never underestimate a person: a single drop in a trickling stream can stir a mighty flood!

He has defied destiny with reckless abandon and spent the night in the emperor's bed; he has also devised audacious schemes and taken the heads of renowned kings.

With a light whip, he rides through the forbidden night and sends the emperor's edict back unratified; holding a fair lady's delicate hand, he remains true to her fragrant, snow-white beauty.

If raging winds insist on wreaking havoc, and drifting clouds conspire to bring disaster,

Then he will bring the realm to heel, savor its beauty and romance-and mend the very heavens!

(A print edition has been published.)