Datang: from a Soldier to a Prince

Chu Tian was reborn in the Tang Dynasty and became an orphan. Fortunately, he picked up a failed scholar and raised him as an adult. His adoptive mother, Chu Xiong, arranged a marriage for him, but Chu Tian ran away in fear of not being able to make it. In order to marry his sweetheart, he chose to marry his sweetheart, but his father-in-law promised his daughter to someone else due to a lawsuit. Chu Tian was forced to join the army because he wounded a salt soldier. Who knew that his immediate boss was actually the husband of his sweetheart. When the imperial court was experiencing internal and external troubles, princes from all walks of life raised troops one after another. Chu Tian was ordered to quell the rebellion, and made many military exploits on the battlefield. My sweetheart's husband is a man of no virtue and incompetence, and has repeatedly pretended to be Chu Tian's meritorious deeds. Chu Tian endured the humiliation and sized up the situation, occupied a city and became the governor, freeing himself from the shackles of his superiors. In the same year, his superiors supported the troops and established themselves as kings. The court was furious, and Chu Tian recommended his troops to vindicate the emperor. Since then, he has monopolized 23 counties in eight states, hundreds of thousands of mercenaries, and the imperial court named him king. After the war, everything was in ruins. At the suggestion of his wife, Chu Tian sought talents everywhere to carry out construction projects and build embankments and dams. Luo Xincheng focuses on academics, punishes corrupt officials and eliminates bullies … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.