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The East Wind Blew Again Last Night
The East Wind Blew Again Last Night Plot:
A Chinese literature prodigy accidentally time-travels into the body of a fallen prince. Using his poetic talents as a golden finger, he turns the tables in prison, outwits his enemies, and ascends to the throne of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
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