Kai Huang

After traversing through time, Li Xuan was delighted to have become the second son of Earl Chengyi's mansion, as well as a proud warrior of Liudao Fumo. However, just ten days into his privileged life, he faced fierce female supervisors, terrifying ghost-girls, and spiteful demonesses one after another.
Amidst this whirlpool of challenges, Li Xuan claimed he didn't feel a bit panicked. A few years later, standing above the Yangtze River, he swung his sword, and with that, thousands of miles of landscapes were instantly frozen.
Where will the demoness escape to? Take my sword!

Demoness, where are you Fleeing to?

The next morning, Li Xuan received the imperial envoy and a whole heap of imperial rewards and gifts.


As expected, the Court had conferred upon him the hereditary title of Earl, with a rank equivalent to 'The Emperor's Heavenly Fortune Earl Jingan', a highly significant reward. Henceforth, he and his descendants will be nobles sharing the fate of the nation. (Note: In the Ming Dynasty, the title of Earl exceeds rank, in this book it is set as the third-rank official)


Ever since the establishment of the Jin Dynasty, a hereditary title was given only for military merits and close imperial relatives.


Even though Li Xuan had considerably contributed this time, bringing peace to south Zhili, and even averting a great calamity in Jiangnan, he technically did not meet the criteria for a noble title.


Chapter 284: Yingyun Sincere Earl Jingan_1