Great Tang: From the Start, I Prayed for Rain, and Li Er Made Me the Imperial Preceptor

Chen Ke transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and activates the Tiangang and Disha System.

The seventy-two minor Disha divine arts:

Traveling through the underworld, driving spirits, carrying mountains, forbidding water, borrowing wind, spreading mist, praying for clear skies, praying for rain…

The thirty-six major Tiangang divine arts:

Reversing yin and yang, moving stars and changing constellations, returning the heavens and reversing the sun, summoning rain and wind, shaking mountains and moving the earth…

With the seventy-two Disha divine arts, he reads Li Er's fortune from the start and predicts the Xuanwu Gate incident!

From then on, he begins his unstoppable era of invincibility!

Inside the Taiji Palace,

Li Er, his head full of white hair and his expression mournful, looks at Chen Ke, who has not aged, and asks:

"Sir, is there a way to live forever?"

Chen Ke smiles faintly, his expression just as it was back then. "There is."

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