Reborn in the Coffin: I and the Immortal Lord in Men's Clothes Guard the World

Rebirth + single female protagonist + decisive killing + double strength. Lingchuan, the first genius of the Tang family, died in battle, but when he returned, he was reborn in a thin coffin and became Tang Chen, the most despicable collateral member of the Tang family. When the original owner first came to the stage of awakening at the age of sixteen, he was maliciously injected with excessive amounts of mysterious energy by the law enforcement elder Tang Kun, causing his meridians to be severed and his body to explode. Before he died, he left only three wishes: to avenge his blood, to protect his biological mother, and to make all those who had bullied him pay with their blood. When Tang Lingchuan took over this broken body, his cultivation and memory at the peak of the Dongxuan Realm in his previous life were still there, and the broken body could not be repaired in a blink of an eye. He rose against the odds from the service court, defeated the evil young men in his direct line, crushed the geniuses of the outer sect, overthrew the law enforcement elders in court confrontations, and fought his way into the core of the Tang family's power. The entire Manchu clan was shocked that the Tang family had hidden a hidden dragon. It wasn't until the young man in Xuandu learned martial arts that he met Gu Yan, the young master of the Gu family. The white clothes are better than the snow, they are cold and lonely, and their sword skills are unfathomable. The two are tit-for-tat and are both enemies and friends. During the fight, Tang Chen smelled a scent of his daughter's scent, and caught a glimpse of the opponent holding a sword. He was shocked to see through the woman's identity, and even discovered that her swordsmanship was exactly the same as that of the person who killed him in his previous life. A thin coffin cannot hide a real dragon, and a white dress cannot hide a terrifying dragon. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.