I, the Emperor, Want to Revive the Great Tang!

“After fourteen years on the throne, a trapped dragon has long lain deep in the abyss. One day it breaks through the net of dust and brings everlasting glory to the Tang clan! I, Li Ye, am the twelfth-generation descendant of Emperor Taizong and the younger brother of the late Emperor Xizong, the Son of Heaven of Tang.

Since ascending the throne, with powerful regional warlords outside and eunuchs entrenched inside, I have not had a single day without plotting a way to restore the dynasty. Alas, heaven’s mandate is unpredictable and not up to man! Today, that villain Han Quanhui forced me to move west to Fengxiang, and even let the military men set fire to the palace.

As a temporary expedient, I have no choice but to relocate west and plan for the future. The correct approach is: temporarily restrain my soaring ambitions, and wait in hiding for the day I rise again!” Good news: Li Ye transmigrated. Bad news: he transmigrated into Emperor Zhaozong of Tang.

At this point, the Tang dynasty is already no longer the glorious empire that once received tribute from all nations. Inside, eunuchs wield power, and the southern court and northern bureau are locked in fierce struggle. Outside, regional warlords stand in formation, heroes rise one after another.

Li Maozhen, Zhu Wen, Li Keyong, Wang Jian, Yang Xingmi... Li Ye, a college student and history enthusiast, has arrived in this hell-mode opening. See how he: rises from hardship and fights for survival; builds up his own forces step by step; takes control of military power and revives court order; suppresses chaos and brings about the Tang’s revival!

The historian says: “During the Sacred Emperor’s reign of more than fifty years, he saved the realm from collapse and turned back the great edifice from the brink of ruin. He reformed the army, cultivated martial strength, and recruited the worthy, bearing the spirit of the Zhenguan era.

He can be compared not only to the sages Emperors Su, Dai, Xian, and Xuan, but truly stands alongside Wu Ding and Emperor Guangwu! After the Zhou of Ji, only the Li Tang truly received the Mandate of Heaven for eight hundred years; how fitting that this should be so!” — Annals of Tang, Sacred Emperor Chronicles