When Su Mu wakes up, he finds himself in the Tang Dynasty.
He hasn't transmigrated into the son of a high-ranking official. Instead, he's become an ordinary commoner, captured by the Turks and imprisoned in their tribe as a "two-legged sheep."
The Turks are cruel and merciless, feeding on the flesh and blood of the Han people.
Should he rise up and fight back, or let others slaughter him as they please?
Su Mu stands up and fuses with the power of a divine general, becoming the greatest peerless divine general!
With the halberd in my hand, I'll slaughter every barbarian beast.
Li Shimin: "With a divine general protecting the nation, how could the Tang Dynasty fail to prosper?"
The Turks: "The Tang Dynasty is sacred and inviolable!"
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is coincidental. Do not imitate.
It is another child of Li Er who was exiled. He first rescued Li Er and made him an official. After that, the father and son recognized each other, then they turned against each other, and then he became the emperor. Do you intend to write it like this, the author? Nowadays, people who write about the Tang Dynasty are all following the same routine. Li Er is really awesome. How come there are so many children, all of them are gods and men, and they are all living in exile.
Kneel down and lick Li Er again
There are only four chapters. I just opened the book. Come on, I'll give you flowers.
A frail scholar suddenly possesses unparalleled military power. I am very curious about how you will succeed in front of Li Shimin next. He is not a fool.