In Great Tang: Li Xiuning Carries Me Out of the Mountains

Qin Yuan transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty, saves the critically ill Li Xiuning, and retreats with her to the mountains, where they live like a pair of immortals.

In the ninth year of Wude, while Qin Yuan is in seclusion, the Turks secretly invade south with an army of 200,000. Li Xiuning personally leads the Women's Army out of the mountains and turns the tide.

From then on, the royal family learns that Princess Pingyang is still alive.

When Qin Yuan comes out of seclusion, he discovers there's a man in the mountains who keeps calling him brother-in-law.

"Brother-in-law, what do you think the Tang Dynasty's attitude toward the surrounding countries should be?"

"Brother-in-law, could you share your skills in iron smelting, salt production, and farming?"

The barrage of questions gives Qin Yuan a headache. He waves his hand, ready to send the man away, only to see him plead, "Brother-in-law, I'm your younger brother, Li Shimin. Please, show me the way!"

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