Great Tang: From the Start, I Was Kidnapped

Chu Yi transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty, only to discover that he has been kidnapped by bandits, and is even being taken away to marry one of them.

He is forced to become the man who is... the Bandit King!

Fortunately, at this moment, Chu Yi binds himself to a Heavenly Dao System. As long as he punishes the wicked and protects the innocent, he can earn rewards.

From then on, under Chu Yi's leadership, the Tang Empire gains a band of chivalrous outlaws who act in Heaven's name!

"You crooked merchants dared to drive up prices for your own profit, causing refugees to starve to death. Your property shall be confiscated, and your land seized!"

"You corrupt officials have plundered the people's wealth and made their lives unbearable. You shall be dragged to the Ministry of Justice and stripped of your posts!"

"You dens of pleasure dared to harbor filth and force innocent women into prostitution. You shall be hanged from the city wall and cursed by the masses!"

In short, wherever Tang law cannot reach, Chu Yi can.

Where Tang law dares not act, Chu Yi dares!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.