Great Tang: From the Start, Guarding Youzhou for 99 Days

If you're used to stories set in the early Tang under Li Er, why not take a trip to the prosperous Kaiyuan era?

Here you'll find Li Longji and Yang Yuhuan, as well as the coming An Lushan Rebellion.

That year, the Turks invaded south, and the entire northern frontier collapsed.

An Qingchang, son of An Lushan, was ordered to hold Youzhou and cover the retreat.

Ding! Congratulations, player. You successfully defended the city for one day. Reward: 1,000 crossbows.

Ding! Congratulations, player. You successfully defended the city for one day. Reward: 1,000 shi of white flour.

Ding! Congratulations on successfully defending the city for one day. Reward: the Overlord's Sky-Piercing Halberd.

After holding Youzhou for 99 days, he finally received Tang reinforcements and became famous after a single battle.

Emperor Xuanzong was delighted and issued an imperial decree making An Qingchang a Tang royal son-in-law.

His father, An Lushan, was rewarded for his service in the rescue and appointed military governor of three circuits.

But An Qingchang, the groom, was not happy at all.

In a few years, his father would launch the An Lushan Rebellion.

As a hostage in Chang'an, he was probably...

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