He wakes up one morning and finds himself transmigrated to the ninth year of Wude, as the crown prince, Li Jiancheng.
With a divine-grade weapons system at his disposal, he fires a shot at Li Er during the Xuanwu Gate Incident and seizes the throne.
The Tang dynasty is stunned by the appearance of AK-wielding cavalry. He quells internal strife and repels foreign threats.
He crushes the Turks, conquers the Western Regions, wages war in Liaodong, points his guns at Persia, and swings his sword across Eastern Europe.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Damn it, Daming Palace was born early?
Why don't you confiscate their homes? None of these people have thousands of acres of fertile land.
The system should also be able to summon talents, otherwise what will happen after all the local talents are killed?
Today's books, at first glance, are all killers, agents, and kings of soldiers, but now I see Niwai.
Embarrassingly, Li Jing did not participate in the Xuanwumen incident at all.