Iron-Blooded Conquest of Ten Thousand Miles in the Rise of Tang

Cheng Lin, a lowly security guard, transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and discovers he's a descendant of Cheng Yaojin. He is granted the title Duke of Lu.

But what's the point of living in an eighth-century Tang Dynasty with no computers or phones?

No problem. Cheng Lin invents the "Niudisheng" lamp, running water, and cannons. He opens a barbecue restaurant and a shopping center, and even starts square dancing in the Tang Dynasty.

What man hasn't dreamed of becoming a general? Cheng Lin leads an army, drives a homemade Type 59 tank, and sings the Internationale as he crosses the Yalu River, conquers Goguryeo, pacifies Wa, subdues Tibet, and destroys the Vardhana Empire. He vows to plant the Tang flag across Europe and England.

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