The First Lush of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty

A good field, a thousand qing of land, a mountain and river behind you; a father who is an official, a son who passes the imperial examinations. With children and grandchildren all around, enjoy a peaceful old age and live forever without dying.

A modern homebody loner is sent by the underworld’s bureaucratic mistake into the body of Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang dynasty. Above him stands his father, the ancient emperor; below him, Wei Zheng, a model critic for all ages; in front, his mother, a wise empress for the ages; behind, Cheng Yaojin, the legendary old demon.

But none of that matters. What matters is that this is the Zhenguan era of the Tang dynasty, and he is the crown prince of this powerful empire—the most outrageous libertine of the age, the imperial second generation.