Li Bijang transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty during Emperor Xuanzong's reign, becoming a young frontier officer.
The Khitan rebel Ke Tuyu marches on the city with an army of a hundred thousand.
Looking at Princess Donghua, who is seeking protection, he says, "Let's do this!"
A man can die with his head held high, but if he survives, he can live for ten thousand years!
From the start, he merges with the spirit of Bai Qi, the God of Killing, and summons the elite Iron Eagles of Qin. Khitan or Turkic, it makes no difference. I kill, but I don't bury!
He marches west into the Western Regions, drinks from the vast sea in the east, heads north to the Arctic Ocean, and advances south to the islands.
When he finally comes to his senses, he has somehow become the Pillar King of the Tang Dynasty.
Even more amazingly, the nearly fifty-year-old Emperor Xuanzong, Li Longji, bows deeply to him and calls him "Imperial Uncle"!
What a thrill...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
