The Great Tang’s Bad Guys: Inviting Huang Chao to His Death from the Start

Li Xingchen transmigrates to the final years of the Tang Dynasty.

Huang Chao and Wang Xianzhi are in the midst of launching a rebellion.

They pursue him and an old eunuch through the rain.

Fortunately, his golden finger arrives just in time.

He obtains Zhang Daoling of Longhu Mountain's Five Thunder Heavenly Heart Art.

He is only eleven years old at the time.

Though still a child, he kills dozens of silver-armored cavalrymen with a single strike.

Huang Chao and Wang Xianzhi panic.

Are kings, nobles, generals, and ministers born to their stations?

Without mercy, he crushes Huang Chao's head beneath his foot, leaving Wang Xianzhi alone, kneeling in the rain.

The waters rise in Lingyun Grotto, and the Fire Qilin appears.

A fortune-teller calling himself Mud Bodhisattva comes to see him.

He tells him, "A golden-scaled carp is no pond-dweller. Given wind and cloud, it transforms into a dragon."

Yuan Tiangang, the Tang Empire's state preceptor from three hundred years ago, also comes to pledge his loyalty.

The female emperor Li Maozhen and Fengdu's Green-Robed One appear at his side one after another.

The world is thrown into turmoil. He is the one who bears the fortune of the Nine Dragons.

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