War King Yang Zhao transmigrates during a classified parallel-dimension experiment and arrives in a somewhat different Sui-Tang world, where he becomes Yang Guang's overweight crown prince, Yang Zhao, who died young.
Yang Zhao discovers that history in this world follows the same course as in his previous life. The only difference is that martial arts thrive here, and powerful warriors can stand against armies of thousands!
Qin Shubao smashed a city gate weighing ten thousand jin with his twin maces?
Cheng Yaojin cleaved a river in two with one swing of his axe?
Li Xuanba knocked a bolt of lightning out of the sky with one blow of his hammer?
This world seems rather dangerous. The Sui Dynasty is on the brink of collapse, with the Turks beyond its borders, powerful clans within, and Li Shimin eyeing Yang Zhao's younger sister. Beset by threats inside and out, Yang Zhao rises through the ranks of the frontier army, with beautiful women at his side and fierce generals following him. He smashes through this chaotic age with his long-handled spear, turns the tide when all seems lost, and builds the Sui Dynasty anew!
This book is primarily a retelling, with history as a secondary element. It is not a strictly historical novel, so please forgive any historical inaccuracies.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It's a pity that this good book is a dead eunuch.