His soul travels back to the Tang Dynasty, where he becomes the illegitimate son of Liu Wenjing, a founding hero of the dynasty.
Liu Pei has a Suicide System: the more recklessly he acts, the stronger he becomes.
From the start, he ruins the marriage contract between Princess Changle and Zhangsun Chong.
And he still has a great score to settle.
Li Yuan and Pei Ji, the culprits behind Liu Wenjing's death.
Neither of them will be spared.
His two elder brothers rebel.
Should he join them?
Once his revenge is done, he'll need to find something else to do.
And so...
The foreign tribes around the Tang Dynasty, and even the other nations of the world,
are swept aside by the Tang army's high technology...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I know there was garlic oil and vinegar in the Tang Dynasty, but did that one have dark soy sauce?
I think this book is good, but why doesn't anyone read it?
The author, Chang Sun Chong and Chang Le, have three children.
My writing is not good but I still force myself to be funny.
What time is it? Why hasn't it been updated yet?
Didn't you miss one update yesterday? Why don't you update quickly today?
What qualifications does a person like Pei Ji have to be the protagonist's enemy? Hurry up and find a reason to exile him. This kind of person is not even qualified to be the protagonist's enemy. Changsun Wuji can barely be one.