The Three Wonders of the Flourishing Tang: the poetry of Li Bai, the cursive calligraphy of Zhang Xu, and the swordsmanship of Pei Min. A student of Chinese literature finds himself transported into the body of the only officially recognized Sword Saint in history, Pei Min. With a blade three feet long, he becomes invincible beneath the heavens, reaching for the stars above and reshaping the poetry of the glorious Tang dynasty. Author's custom tags: transmigration, iron-blooded, student, making money.

A modern-day recluse finds himself transported into the body of a Mohist disciple in the early Tang dynasty. Like a drop of ink falling into a cup of water, his presence swiftly spreads, casting a shadow over the entire empire and tinting the grand Tang with hues of darkness..

No one in the world can build houses faster than the Tang people! And when it comes to tearing them down, if the Tang claim second place, no one would dare claim first! Build the Great Tang, build the world, let Tang towers rise across the globe! Let Tang roads stretch to every corner of the earth! In the name of the Tang Empire, I declare your entire country an illegal structure—demolished! As for me, I’ll build villas in scenic spots all over the world, so that Princess Taiping and I can enjoy our vacations together. Custom tags by the author: time travel, iron-blooded.

In the autumn of the fourth year of the Zhenguan era, the renowned Chancellor Du Ruhui lay gravely ill, his recovery beyond hope, confined to his sickbed. At this time, Princess Changle, Li Lizhi, had just blossomed into maidenhood, while Wu Zetian was still disguised as a boy. Princess Wencheng had yet to embark on her distant journey to Tibet. It was also then that Li Yi, courtesy name Bo'an, the youngest son of Li Jing, Minister of War, stood on the threshold of his own unruly and extravagant life in the flourishing Tang dynasty of Zhenguan..