Wuxia Crossover: Multiple Personalities, Life Simulations by Tang Zong

After transmigrating as Li Xuan, the illegitimate son of Li Shimin in the Continent of Ten Thousand Nations, he spends eighteen years lying flat and enjoying himself. Then, during a solar eclipse, multiple personalities awaken, and Li Shimin binds to a simulator.

Six personalities awaken all at once over the course of three days: Fan Li, the Sage of Commerce; Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng; Huo Qubing, who led a campaign to Langjuxu; Zhuge Liang, the Crouching Dragon; Xie Daoyun, poet of "Ode to the Willows"; and Li Bai, the Immortal Poet.

Guided by these personalities, he travels to Wei to meet the Goddess of the Luo River, enjoys scenic landscapes with Li Baiyou, and joins forces with Huo Qubing of the Great Han in the Northern Desert to strike at the Great Yuan, among other exploits.

At the moment of the solar eclipse, Li Shimin binds to the Emperor Simulator.

In the simulation as Crown Prince Li Chengqian, unwilling to be deposed, he conspires with the Great Qin to rebel and force his way into the palace, only to be completely wiped out by Li Xuan's plan.

In the simulation as Li Zhi, the Great Tang flourishes. As he grows gravely ill, he and Wu Zhao rule together as the Two Sages. On his deathbed, he tells Li Xuan, "You surpass me greatly in both civil and military affairs. If you were emperor, our Great Tang would surely unify the world!" He dies with regrets.

In the simulation as Wu Zhao, after Li Zhi dies, Wu Zhao usurps the throne, renames the kingdom Zhou, and joins forces with the Great Ming to slaughter the imperial family. Li Xuan raises an army in the Western Regions and restores the Great Tang.

In the simulation as Li Xuan, he is the Great Tang's marshal. While conquering Rome, he is surrounded by the Great Tang, the Great Qing, and Rome, and dies!

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