Great Tang: I'm Li Jing's Sworn Younger Brother! Rob the Turks!

Li Yi transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes the sworn younger brother of Li Jing, despite their great age difference.

Just as the Xuanwu Gate Incident has ended, the Turkic army advances south, forcing Li Er to sign the Treaty of the Wei River with the Turks.

Countless treasures of gold and silver are paid to the Turks as reparations, including five thousand young women!

But before the Turks can even return to the grasslands, all this war booty is seized by a band of bandits!

Khan Jieli is furious and sends an envoy to demand an explanation from the Tang court.

Li Er: "I have no idea. Anyway, I didn't do it!"

Jieli: "Nonsense! You think I wouldn't recognize your men just because they've changed into bandit clothes? It was one of your Tang generals!"

Li Er: "Don't be ridiculous. My generals are all right here. None of them went out!"

Jieli: "The commander was an eight-year-old boy!"

Li Yi: "Who? Who could it possibly be?! He sounds amazing!"

Jieli: "..."

Li Er: "..."

And so, a young god of war rises to prominence in the Tang Dynasty!

Tuyuhun, Gaochang, the Turks, Xueyantuo, Goguryeo...

Wherever his horse rides, kingdoms are destroyed!

Li Er: "With Li Yi, the Tang Dynasty is worth more than ten Champion Marquises!"

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