A Good and Virtuous King of the Tang Dynasty

Comedy and stress relief + battlefield heat-blood + historical alternate world + "fatherly love and filial piety" + a top-tier crowd of troublemakers having a reunion + no system, but a cheat ability + deep grandfather-grandson affection.

In a parallel world’s Great Tang, when the blood of Xuanwu Gate stained the bluestone slabs beneath the palace walls red, a different legend of the glorious Tang officially began!

Li Kuan, the second prince raised by Empress Dowager Taimu herself, survived a life-and-death ordeal in childhood and unexpectedly gained a tremendous opportunity from it. From then on, 3,000 shadow death soldiers followed him like shadows, and with his own awakened martial talent, the world was vast, yet he could roam it as he pleased!

Thus, when the winds of the fourth year of Zhenguan brushed the willows along the Ba River, the young Prince of Chu rode out of Chang’an alone on a white horse with silver saddle.

Beside him were the loyal retainers left behind by his grandmother, and before him lay a land of ten thousand miles waiting to be conquered!

You damn well are called Khagan Jieli, right? Come, come, clean yourself up, dress yourself up nicely, and get ready to join the Chang’an song-and-dance troupe!

A princess of Goguryeo? Nothing more than a foot-warmer!

A Tubo envoy? Still thinking about a marriage alliance?

Prince of Chu, His Highness, smiles slightly, with a look capable of toppling cities: “Do you think this king’s blade is not sharp enough?!”

And that so-called Japanese envoy to Tang? Running here to study in Great Tang and even trying to take the classics away? Eat and take too? You’re basically begging this king to wipe out your country, aren’t you?

When the iron hooves of Great Tang thunder beyond the frontier, when envoys of ten thousand nations prostrate themselves in the square outside the Taihe Hall, the world finally witnesses the magnificent splendor of the prosperous age that Prince of Chu calls “the towering Great Tang, brilliant for a hundred generations.”

Just as Cao Wei has the bearing of Cao Wei, Shu Han has the romance of Shu Han, and Eastern Wu has Eastern Wu’s... cough... in short, the Great Tang of today has finally gained its own barbarians.