Tang Dynasty Scroll Holder

Zhu Rui, a modern armed policeman, suddenly traveled back to the reign of Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty and became the son of Zhu Mian, the envoy of Zhuozhou Town under the rule of Lulong Jiedushi. At that time, the Tang Dynasty was no longer in its prime. The government was in disarray, vassal towns were divided, foreign races were watching the Central Plains, and the people of Li were struggling in the fire and water. Zhu Rui originally wanted to use his modern knowledge and armed police skills to find a place in this troubled world. Unexpectedly, this world is actually the Tang Dynasty with high martial arts - warriors who destroy mountains and rivers at every turn and shake the giants with great force. The power in Zhuozhou where he was located was meager, and even though Zhu Rui tried his best to cultivate, he could not match the thunderous power of high-level warriors. In a desperate situation, a mysterious book in the depths of Zhu Rui's sea of ​​consciousness quietly awakens. The book contains all the martial arts heroes from ancient and modern Chinese history and legends, as well as from official and wild histories. They can be summoned to the world as long as they meet certain conditions. Now, Zhu Rui finally has to leverage the capital of troubled times. He climbs high and looks forward to seeing thousands of lights on; he travels across mountains and rivers, hoping to see the everlasting pastoral songs. He hopes that children will grow up healthy and worry-free, that women will be protected from humiliation, and that old people will have a good death. In these troubled times, wars are rising everywhere. He is willing to hold the sword to quell the chaos and return the world to peace. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.