I Was a Royal Guard in the Tang Dynasty

This article has no system Chu Xing, the youngest general of the Forbidden Army and the martial arts master of the princes, met with Li Shimin at night to talk about how to deal with the growing power behind the ministers and the bullying of the powerful families and ministers who were involved in corruption, bribery, and malpractice for personal gain. Therefore, Chu Xing proposed that Li Shimin withdraw the Qianniu Guards and the Beiya Imperial Guards and merge them to build a Jinyi Guards. Wearing a flying fish suit and holding a Tang sword, he walked among the people in the palace with a mighty and domineering attitude. A wooden plaque of Beizhen Fusi hung on his waist, and he drove the guards directly to patrol and arrest. Chu Xing, an all-powerful talent, can thoroughly investigate hundreds of officials internally, and can go into battle to kill enemies externally, creating a "soul-crossing iron cavalry" that makes the Turks fearful. "In a word, I will take care of those who can be managed by the Ministry of Punishment and Dali Temple, and I will take more control of those who cannot be managed. I will kill them first and then report them. With the permission of the imperial power, this is the Jin Yiwei." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.