Riding into Chang'an, I Leave the Entire Court Speechless

Li Chunfeng held Anxi City alone, then rode into Chang'an carrying the head of its defending general.

The entire court was stunned. Those who understood the truth were ashamed of themselves, while a treacherous official rebuked him. Li Chunfeng immediately cut him down!

From then on, the names Li Chunfeng, the man who held the city alone, and Mad Li, who killed a man in court, spread throughout Chang'an.

A scholar cursed him, calling him nothing but a brute who knew how to kill.

But Li Chunfeng used one poem, Spring River, Flowers, Moon, and Night, to make scholars across the land eat their words.

"You have the nerve to show off that stuff you write?"

The proud and unyielding God of War Li Chunfeng wrote a single poem that outshone all the poetry of the Tang.

During the Xuanwu Gate Incident, just as Li Er's plan was about to fail, Li Chunfeng launched a night raid and rode a thousand li back to Chang'an...

"I, Li Chunfeng, may not be loyal to the ruler, but when my dearest friend is in danger, I would charge in even against ten thousand foes."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.