Fabled Elegance of the Zhenguan Era

A new book, My Father Is Gao Huan, and the Heir Is Invincible, has been released; new and old readers are welcome to invest and read.......

Bad news: he transmigrated. Good news: it’s the Tang dynasty.

There is also another piece of good news: he has become the son of the Tang dynasty’s strongest second-generation noble, the child of Princess Pingyang Zhaogong and Duke Chai Shao, and the biological nephew of Tang emperor Li Shimin.

His background is utterly orthodox and his backing is sky-high.

But... facing such a heaven-starting opening, Chai Lingwu initially only wanted to rely on his emperor uncle and duke father to live a leisurely life as a privileged second-generation noble in this world without human rights.

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Who would have thought?

By the time he looks back, behind him are piles of bones turned from enemies; before him is the magnificently grand and romantic flourishing Tang.

So Chai Lingwu puts on airs and says, “The great river flows eastward, washing away the waves. Within the ancient fort to the west, people say, are the heroes of Zhou Yu at Red Cliff. Jagged rocks soar into the sky, storm waves beat against the shore, and splashes of snow rise in a thousand heaps. The rivers and mountains are like a painting; how many heroes there are in this one moment…”

This book is also called The Return to Tang Dynasty as a Duke, My Uncle Is Li Shimin, and I Stir Up Trouble in the Tang Dynasty, This Tang Dynasty Is Not Serious…