Journey to the West: Tang Dynasty: Building a Divine Empire, Pickling Bajie from the Start

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Li Ke becomes the Prince of Shu and awakens the National Destiny System.

As long as he boosts the Tang Dynasty's national destiny, he can earn rewards.

At first, Li Ke thinks this is just an ordinary National Destiny System, and that this is just an ordinary Tang Dynasty.

He develops gunpowder, pork, potatoes, movable-type printing, and all sorts of other things.

He plans to conquer the Turks, Tubo, Goguryeo, and everyone else, too.

He is destined to become an emperor for the ages.

But little by little, Li Ke realizes something is wrong.

There's a fortune-teller named Yuan Shoucheng at the city gate who tells three fortunes a day and loves carp. One day, he suddenly makes a bet with someone about how many times it'll rain tomorrow.

For some reason, Li Shimin suddenly decides to hold some kind of Water and Land Dharma Assembly.

There's also a monk in Chang'an named Tang Xuanzang.

Li Ke panics.

This Tang Dynasty is actually the one from Journey to the West.

But there's no need to fear. The second stage of the National Destiny System is now online.

From then on, the Tang Dynasty's banners are planted throughout the Three Realms.

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