Late Ming Dynasty: I, the Bad Handsome Man, Recast the Glory of the Tang Dynasty

In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, rogue bandits were everywhere, the Tartars captured and broke through the customs, the world was in chaos, and the land was red for thousands of miles. Li Gang, a man from the modern soul, awakened the bad person system, proclaimed himself a bad commander, and reorganized the thirty-six captains. In the name of the Tang Gang, he swept across the martial arts sects and unified the Jianghu forces. He established the Tang Dynasty with the power of Jianghu, punched Li Zicheng, kicked Dole Gun, and restored the majesty of the Tang army. … Military Advisors: Li Shuai, fighting on two fronts is a taboo for military strategists. Li Gang: I hold the pole, and the world is in the palm of my hand, so there is no need to worry. Good news! Good news! … All civil and military officials knelt down and said: Congratulations to Your Majesty, Li Gang: Everyone loves you, how come you are so happy? All the civil and military officials were excited: The country is now strong and the people live and work in peace and contentment. Your Majesty is the emperor of the ages, which has surpassed the Kaiyuan era of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Li Gang: I think it's not enough. Someone comes and conveys my will. The musketry field camp goes out to the west to destroy the foreign captives, and the Tang Dynasty fleet goes out to the east to crush the Japanese pirates. As soon as this statement came out, no one in the civil and military officials said that a two-front battle was impossible, but they worked hard to prepare military supplies. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.