The Strongest God of War in the Tang Dynasty

Unsystematic, cool historical writing Qin Yue, who wanted to become a god with force, went through several wars and came to the last reincarnation, and became Li Shimin's adopted son. Not many people paid attention to him in the palace, and other princes were well-read in poetry and books, but he liked to manage horses and train soldiers, and carried a spear called "Raging Dragon's Song" around. Therefore, all the princes of the Tang Dynasty, except Li Shimin, expressed contempt and looked down upon him. It wasn't until the Turkic Khan arrived that the Tang Dynasty was helpless and about to be humiliated. When Qin Yue led the Soul Crossing Cavalry to appear on the banks of the Weishui River, charged into an army dozens of times larger than his own, and angrily took the Khan's head from his neck, did everyone realize the horror of this heavenly quasi-martial god. Wu Ke can ride a thousand horses, and kill tens of thousands of troops on his own like a god. Wen Ke handles military matters, takes charge of horse armaments, improves weapon technology, and creates an army that can be called a killing machine. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.