Tang’s Layabout Prince
Transmigrated into the Tang dynasty, and into the most popular Zhenguan era at that.
Good news: my father is Niu Jinda, and I was born into wealth and nobility.
Bad news: I’m a cripple.
Niu Shishang decides to lie flat and witness the glorious history of the court receiving tributes from all nations.
Changsun Wuji: Damn it, is that illiterate guy insulting me again?
Li Jing: What stage has that kid Niu Shishang’s Thirty-Six Stratagems reached now? Hurry up and urge him.
Cheng Yaojin: Shishang, come on, praise me a few more times. I’m going to use it to slap those civil officials in the face.
Qin Qiong: Shishang, do you have any new ideas about military equipment lately?
Wei Zheng: Shishang, if you’ve got any ideas for making money lately, don’t include me. I already have too much silver and can’t sleep at night.
Niu Shishang: Changsun the schemer already said it—I’m illiterate, am I proud of that? I’m not interested in silver. I simply enjoy the process of making money.
This is a Tang dynasty with flesh and blood, a dazzling and glorious Tang dynasty.
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