The Peerless Emperor of Xianxia Great Tang

This is a Tang dynasty unlike anything in the history books. Confucian scholars can compose brilliant prose on the spot and defeat their foes with words, their refined literary aura overwhelming even the most splendid landscapes. Martial artists can overturn rivers and seas, lift mountains with their strength, and use their boundless vitality to match a million soldiers.

Even ordinary soldiers can casually lift boulders weighing thousands of jin.

The Tang dynasty rules the Central Plains. Emperor Taizong, the Heavenly Khan, can uproot mountains and bring one crashing down with a single punch.

The Turks and Mongols rule the grasslands. Genghis Khan, a peerless conqueror of his age, can draw his bow and shoot down a giant roc soaring in the highest heavens.

The Japanese and Koreans drift across the sea, vying with the legendary dragon clan for control of the ocean.

In the northeastern forests, the Tartars, young and old, men and women alike, can tear tigers apart with their bare hands.

To the south, the Great Song dynasty's literary aura can hold sway over thousands of miles of territory.

On the snowy plateau, Songtsen Gampo's mount is actually a Tibetan mastiff that has cultivated for a thousand years.

This world is boundless, and countless powerful nations lie even farther away.

And in the distant seas, there are even legendary merfolk.

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