Great Tang: I Became a Princess's Husband at Eighty, and Li Er Lost It

Bai Ming transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes an eighty-year-old man.

The Turks are invading the south, Chang'an is on the brink of disaster, and Li Shimin is trapped at the Wei River, his life hanging by a thread.

The court issues an order: anyone who can resolve the crisis at the Wei River and save Li Shimin will be made a marquis with ten thousand households and may take Princess Changle as his wife.

Just then, the Tang's God of War, Li Jing, comes to the village where Bai Tong lives to recruit soldiers.

As it happens, Bai Ming's System awakens. Killing enemies not only extends his lifespan, but also lets him level up.

From that moment on, the Tang Dynasty's whole story goes completely off the rails!

Jieli Khan of the Turks: "Who gets it? I had an army of a hundred thousand, and that old geezer hacked through them like he was chopping vegetables, wiping them all out."

Yeon Gaesomun of Goguryeo: "Great Goguryeo wasn't destroyed by the Tang army. It was defeated by that old Bai Ming, and him alone."

Songtsen of Tibet: "I just wanted to take a wife, and that old bastard went and destroyed my Tibet!"

From then on, the Tang Dynasty has an eighty-year-old butcher who expands its territory and slaughters without mercy.

When Li Shimin reads report after report of victory, then looks at his pregnant daughter, Changle, his whole world falls apart all over again!

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