Of All the Transmigrations, Why Am I a Prisoner?

Some people transmigrate into emperors; others into princes. They live in luxury, holding boundless power in their hands. Some people transmigrate into shizuns, or sect leaders. They were revered by all, their powers supernatural. Some unlucky souls become villains, but even with their terrible reputations, they would still have enough power to summon rain from the sky, and maybe even crush the protagonist beneath their feet. Li Changtian, a stand-up young man of the new era, upright and incorruptible, sacrificed his life on the battlefield protecting others. His eyes closed for the last time, then he blinked them open again… He! Transmigrated! Into a person everyone wanted dead, a criminal who had committed an unforgivable crime! Li Changtian: “??? Wait, wait, did something go wrong somewhere?” The Inspector Envoy of the Imperial Court of Judicial Review, Yan Shu, who hated injustice more than anything in the world, simply stepped on Li Changtian’s head and said in an ice-cold voice: “A life must be repaid with a life.” Li Changtian: “&%%%￥&￥#@” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Of All the Transmigrations, Why Am I a Prisoner? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠