Tiger Warriors of the Tang

In the turmoil at the end of the Sui dynasty, a young tiger guard suddenly emerges.

He is Luo Shixin, the historical prototype of Luo Cheng in the romance novels.

He joined the army at fourteen, and no one dared answer his single-handed challenge in front of the enemy ranks. When Emperor Yang of Sui heard of him, he ordered a painter to draw his face on the battlefield so he could look at it.

He valued loyalty and righteousness, was brave and ferocious, and fought on the battlefield for only six years, yet experienced a hundred battles and became renowned for his courage.

In the campaign against Liu Heita, Luo Shixin, with only two hundred men, blocked Liu Heita’s assault with overwhelming numbers in the ruined city of Mingshui for eight days and nights. Exhausted, he was captured and died heroically at the age of twenty. Li Shimin was deeply grieved and posthumously named him with the character for “bravery.”

A modern man accidentally returns to the early Tang dynasty and possesses Luo Shixin, with only one day left before the fall of Mingshui City and Luo Shixin’s death.

With the most tragic starting point for a time travel story, he creates a new legend in the name of “bravery.”