Great Tang: I’ll Come Clean, I’m Li Shimin

Han Qiu transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes the owner of a bookstore.

Like other transmigrators, he has a System, but the catch is that he has to copy poems and essays for three months to activate it.

Ah, well. Even a hero is stumped by a lack of money, and he has to eat, too.

So Han Qiu makes a living selling his calligraphy.

The bookstore also has a regular customer named Old Li, who often drops by and asks him all sorts of strange questions.

"What do you think of His Majesty's actions during the humiliation at the Wei River? Was he right or wrong?"

"What do you think the relationship between our Great Tang and the foreign tribes is like?"

"How do you think we should wipe out the Turks?"

Han Qiu is truly speechless. He is a distinguished graduate of the history department, and you expect him to answer these damn questions?

If you weren't so generous with your tips... Ahem, if you weren't so sincere in seeking answers, would I bother answering you?

However, just as Han Qiu's System activates and he prepares to take the next step...

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