Great Tang: General, Come Back to Court. His Majesty Knows He Was Wrong

Lin Chuan transmigrates to the Tang dynasty. Although his System never successfully activates, he is still formidable.

He once led a northern campaign against the Turks. His poem, "Eight hundred miles of roasted meat beneath my command, fifty strings playing beyond the frontier," accompanied him as he led three thousand light cavalry onto the steppe, stormed the Turkic khan's camp, and cut off the head of Jieli Khan.

He once overhauled the military system, introduced saddles and horseshoes, and used innovative tactics to raise the Tang army's combat strength by more than one level!

He once commanded all three armies, with Li Shimin personally appointing him as a general. Li Jing and Cheng Yaojin both served under him!

He crushed the barbarian tribes on every frontier until they bowed and swore allegiance, hailing him as "Heaven's General!"

But even a wise ruler can grow foolish. One disastrous decision by Li Shimin left Lin Chuan disillusioned. One slap, one cry of "Foolish ruler," and from then on, emperor and subject went their separate ways.

Three years later, Chang'an had gained an obscure commander of the Guards.

Xiao Yu: "Marshal Lin, come back to court! His Majesty knows he was wrong!"

Looking at his newly activated System, Lin Chuan said, "Sorry, I choose to be the greatest commander of the Guards, even..."

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