Great Tang: I Have a Hundred Thousand Assassin Corps

The author really made the protagonist force himself on Empress Zhangsun in front of Li Shimin, which would have been so satisfying and infuriating for him.

If your 100,000 assassins were to fight head-on, 30,000 men could wipe them all out! You shady characters!

Haha, I'm finally a VIP! All I want to say is that everyone here is a newbie. Those with higher levels, please don't speak or mock me. Remember, fortunes change, so don't underestimate a young VIP.

A 100,000-strong assassin army starts by killing a dozen princes? The synopsis is similar to [previous title - likely a reference to a specific game or event].

They started by rebelling and still lost. Did they not use their brains?

Hello, my surname is Shiwan and my name is Killer.

Assassins are always assassins; they can't be part of an army. If 100,000 soldiers clashed with 100,000 assassins, the army would undoubtedly win. An army's greatest advantage is its discipline and obedience, not just its superior martial arts skills. Even the mighty Xiang Yu, with his formidable strength, died. Lu Bu, no less powerful than Xiang Yu, also died.

Finally, I've found a book about Li Shimin's rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, unlike others who fawn over Li Shimin.

I finally have a system! I used my first paycheck to buy a membership, hahaha! You low-level members, call me daddy!

Judging from the title, I thought it was about summoning a hundred thousand assassins and an invincible, sweeping-through story! But... This is all?