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Tang’s Two Dukedoms: My Third Uncle Is Qin Shubao

Original title大唐双国公:我三叔秦叔宝
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[Historical · Military · Drama]

The tenth year of the Daye era, Licheng, in snow and wind.

Qin Chuan woke up with violent coughing in front of a funeral hall, only to find that he had become a six-year-old child who had just crawled back from the gates of death.

After merging with his memories, he was horrified to discover that his third uncle, who was serving outside, was actually Qin Qiong, the door god of later Tang Dynasty!

And in the historical records he knew from his previous life, Qin Qiong’s second brother and nephew had never left even a single line behind!

“If we’re not even named in history, does that mean that in the turbulent years ahead, my whole family will die in vain and our bloodline will be completely extinguished?!”

To break this certain fate, Qin Chuan clenched his teeth and picked up the Qin family’s paired clubs.

He would never do farming or brew wine, and he would not engage in airy business warfare. There would only be the purest iron and blood, and power politics!

From the great escape from Licheng, to Wagangzhai where he wore bright-patterned heavy armor and led thirty death soldiers to break through the encirclement; from the front of Hulao Pass, where he tore through enemy formations as the sharp blade; to the Xuanwu Gate coup, where he bled to protect the emperor and personally cut down the Eastern Palace’s fierce general to be granted the title of duke in one battle!

In the Zhenguan years, he rose further to become Grand Tutor to the Crown Prince. He defied fate and saved Li Chengqian’s legs, using extremely overbearing methods to mediate between father and son of the imperial house, completely extinguishing the age-old tragedy of the Eastern Palace rebellion!

This is the story of a modern soul, in the magnificent chaos of the Sui-Tang era, standing shoulder to shoulder with his third uncle Qin Qiong on the Lingyan Pavilion, wielding a horse spear, heavy armor, and supreme open schemes to achieve the ultimate epic of “one family, two dukes, a teacher of emperors for eternity.”

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