Failing the Imperial Exam: From Scholar to Wolf-Feng-Xu General

During the Zhenguan era of the Tang dynasty, Su Qi fails the imperial examinations, falls ill, and awakens memories of his past life, along with a mysterious tattooed space. He grows stronger by killing enemies.

Su Qi immediately lays down his writing brush and takes up arms:

He marches north against the Turks and earns the title of Wolf Dweller at Mount Langjuxu.

He massacres the Koreans in the east and rides wherever he pleases.

He fights across the Western Regions, and all nations bow before him.

The Tang king: "With Su Qi by my side, I can sleep easy!"

Changsun Wuji: "My worthy nephew, do you want a wife? Just say the word, and I'll send my daughter over at once!"

Cheng Zhijie: "You old Changsun, do you think I have no daughters? Madam, come back to our room with me!"

Many years later,

Su Qi, having achieved fame and success, drinks wine and composes a poem: "A thousand autumns of immortality lie in killing! If the Central Plains aspire to swallow the world, and the royal way fails, then we shall take the way of arms!"

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