Liang Shanbo: The Emperor From a Poor Family

When he wakes, he is already Liang Shanbo, a young commoner of the Eastern Jin dynasty.

Aristocratic clans monopolize power, barbarian cavalry are moving south, and the whole realm is in turmoil.

He enrolls in the academy, joins the Beifu army, charges through golden spears and iron horses, keeps lovely companions by his side, and rises from a nobody to an emperor for the ages.

The tragic ending of Liang Zhu is no more. The commoner class no longer has no way out.

This is not only one person’s counterattack, but also the end of an era.

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The author has not seen any web novel about transmigrating into Liang Shanbo of the Eastern Jin that cleverly blends the Liang Zhu legend with Eastern Jin history. This book is exactly such an attempt.

The book also has a more literary title: "Liang Shanbo: Butterflies and Dragons." The "butterfly" comes from the classic image of Liang Zhu turning into butterflies, and the "dragon" represents imperial ambition.