
Saints and Sinners
After dying as a ruthless crime boss, Cole Valerius awakens in the body of the empire's most hated noble heir. Determined to become a better person, he must outwit deadly....
After dying as a ruthless crime boss, Cole Valerius awakens in the body of the empire's most hated noble heir. Determined to become a better person, he must outwit deadly court politics, rebuild his family's legacy, and prove that even a villain can earn redemption.
- E1. Cole Valerius the Lord Heir of Prince Valerius
- E2. The Boundary of Life and Death
- E3. Trouble Has Arrived
- E4. Unseen Crisis
- E5. Cute
- E6. The State of the World
- E7. Gideon Albright
- E8. Daily Life at the Estate
- E9. The Clever Maid
- E10. The Valerius Estates Economic Crisis
- E11. The Imperial Study
- E12. The Listening Rain Pavilion
- E13. The Art of Color
- E14. A Noble Heart and Refined Mind Autumn
- E15. Listening in the Corridor
- E16. Misunderstanding
- E17. Swallows Return, Blossoms Fall
- E18. Lying and Listening to the Wind and Rain in the Deep Night
- E19. A Great Storm on the Fourth Day of the Eleventh Month
- E20. Herd Mentality
Nalin Semwal — 4/5 — 3M ago
I like how the story goes, it's interesting to see how MC deals with things. Using is modern knowledge to deal with problems is also well placed in the story. One thing I don't get is, how this talented person became the Gangster in previous life. I can't imagine a gangster to be so intelligent and that too in various topics like Caligraphy, Poetry, etc. But the best part I like is that he isn't given some super cheat system like in other reincarnation or transmigration stories.
Ricardo Nelson Jr — 5/5 — 2M ago
I’m liking it minus the lil skips but it good to me
pg3daming — 4/5 — 2M ago
good so far
Justin — 2/5 — 1M ago
stop explaining stupid shit dead ass why does this writer do this you write but have no concept of history or how the world works u need truths in your story some kinda of odds that makes him change in a strong way you just spit nonsense makes no point