Great Tang: Oh No, Chang Le Has Exposed My Identity

Qin Yun transmigrates to the founding days of the Tang Dynasty and gains the identity of a strategist, becoming the most formidable adviser at Li Shimin's side.

He defeats Xue Ju, routs Song Jingang and Liu Wuzhou, personally commands the Battle of Qianshuiyuan and the Battle of Hulao, and deals crushing blows to Liu Heita and Xu Yuanlang.

He masterminds the Xuanwu Gate Incident, single-handedly pushing Li Er onto the throne.

Yet just before achieving fame and glory, he quietly retires to a desolate spot outside Chang'an, where he lives in idleness.

Qin Yun says he only wants to be a reclusive sage.

Little does he know that his peaceful life will be completely upended by a girl who claims to be Li Lizhi.

"Why do you have a handwritten imperial edict from His Majesty?"

"Why is the original copy of the Records of Clans under your bed?"

"Explain yourself: why did Li Xiuning write you a love letter?"

After Changle excitedly exposes Qin Yun's secrets to Li Shimin...

Li Shimin: "Keep your voice down! If he finds out, I won't get to be his father-in-law!"

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