Great Tang: The Iron-Blooded Prince, Reviving the Great Tang!

In the third year of Yuanhe, Qiuci fell. Guo Xin, Great Protector of Tang Anxi, and the three thousand white-haired veterans under his command died heroically for their country.

From then on, everything west of the Yumen Pass belonged to the Tibetans.

Seventy years later, Guo Wei transmigrates to Suyab, as the direct grandson of Great Protector Guo Xin.

He activates the Martial Might System, raises the Great Protector's banner once more, and proves that the spirit of the Tang dynasty lives on, as does the soul of the Anxi army.

He reclaims the Western Regions, defeats Tibet, puts down Huang Chao, fights Zhu Wen, and executes Shi Jingtang.

Wang Yanzhang: "The greatest spear wielder under heaven? That's only because Guo Wei doesn't use a spear!"

Li Cunxiao: "No general can surpass Li? Perhaps. But Guo Wei is more than a battle-hardened general. He's an iron-blooded prince!"

The Iron-Blooded Prince restores the Tang dynasty to glory!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.