Awakened by Four Hundred Carnival Blasts

Four hundred Carnival gifts and 1.2 million yuan in tips from a casual swipe have blasted Li Xuanji from the Tang Dynasty straight into 2026. Once the chief retainer of Prince Teng’s mansion, he awakens in the body of a warehouse packer with no spiritual powers, a herniated disc, and less than ten thousand yuan in savings. Yet none of that matters, for he has sensed a familiar aura. The person who sent those gifts carries the unmistakable essence of his prince—unrestrained and willful, a presence Li Xuanji has recognized in only one man across thirteen hundred years: Li Yuanying, Prince Teng. He does not seek out his lord, believing himself unworthy to stand before him in this diminished state. Instead, he begins livestreaming tales of the Tang Dynasty, waiting for the prince to enter his stream and ask, “Who are you really?” He now calls himself Guohezu, a pawn that has crossed the river. With no path for retreat, he can only charge forward. It is a new name for a new life, and the first step in a journey thirteen centuries in the making.