Great Tang: From the Start, I Steal the Empress

He transmigrated as Qin Qiong's son, a Duke of the Tang, the youngest frontier commander, renowned throughout the land for both courage and wisdom.

He and Wu Zetian had been childhood friends, and they were betrothed.

But in the fourteenth year of the Zhenguan era, the royal family chose the fourteen-year-old Wu Zetian, and she was being sent to Daming Palace!

In a furious charge for the sake of his beloved, he rode alone into Chang'an!

So what if there were a hundred thousand soldiers?

So what if there were an emperor?

Beneath the Vermilion Bird Gate, he speared a prince, his silver spear stained with blood, and his voice rang through Chang'an: "When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers bloom and all others die!"

He rode away with Wu Zetian, swords in hand. Looking back at the blood-soaked city gate, he declared, "After years away, I will overthrow the Tang and swear to kill Li Er!"

So what if he was the Khan of Heaven?

So what if this was the Prosperous Reign of Zhenguan?

With the future empress of the ages in his arms, how could he fail to give the world an age of flourishing splendor?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.