Tang Dynasty: A God-Level Imperial Son-in-Law, Even a Slacker Grows Strong

In the ninth year of Wude, Qin Mu comes to Chang'an with a letter in hand and pushes open the gate of the Zhangsun residence.

He awakens a system and receives rewards.

Ding: Congratulations to the host for obtaining the calligraphy of the Sage of Calligraphy.

Ding: Congratulations to the host for obtaining the inheritance of the Zither Immortal.

Ding: Congratulations to the host for obtaining peerless combat strength.

Ding: Congratulations to the host for obtaining the inheritance of the Sage of Medicine.

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From then on, Qin Mu masters calligraphy, zither playing, medicine, martial arts, military strategy...

He defeats the Turks, fights aristocratic clans, starts a trading company, marries a princess, subdues the empress, teaches the crown prince, and looks down upon all of Tang...

Along the way, Qin Mu grows from a poor commoner into the Shura consort and the eternal town-protecting duke.

Li Er: Qin Mu, how about I marry you one of my daughters?

The Turks: Shura consort, spare us. We really didn't touch the princess.

The Japanese pirates: Please give us a way out, Consort.

The Western Regions: Consort, we surrender. Please give us another chance.

The Five Clans and Seven Houses: In terms of wealth, we are not even a match for one or two tenths of Qin Mu.

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This story is purely fictional. Do not confuse it with actual history!