He transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty, becomes a live-in son-in-law in the household of Li Jing, and awakens a god-tier Card System!
On the banks of the Wei River, he activates the Western Chu Conqueror card, gains the strength of nine cauldrons, and single-handedly sweeps the field on horseback.
Amid the mortal world, he activates the Poet Immortal and Poet Sage cards, filling his mind with boundless inspiration and making his poetry and prose unmatched under heaven.
On an expedition to Tibet, seven thousand soldiers of the Trapped Camp return to the world, and the mighty cavalry of the Tang Dynasty thunders across the snowy plateau.
Su Han, a ruthless man of his age, rises from being a lowly son-in-law of the Li family to become the most dazzling young man in the Tang Dynasty!
Even Emperor Li Er, ruler of all under heaven, willingly gives his eldest daughter, Princess Changle, to Su Han as a concubine!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Why was it written wrong? What's in the book, what idiom?