Great Tang: From the Start, I Set Up a Stall Selling Maps

In the first year of the Zhenguan era, on a street in Chang'an.

In an unremarkable corner stood a stall selling maps.

At first, no one paid it any attention. That changed when a man surnamed Li began stopping by again and again.

Li Shimin: "Who drew this map of Chang'an? It's incredibly precise."

Li Jing: "With this map of the desert, defeating the barbarians is just around the corner!"

Changsun Wuji: "Until now, I thought the only lands in the world were those of the Tang, the Turks, Tubo, and the Arabs. Only after seeing this world map did I realize I was a frog in a well!"

Han Qiu had transmigrated here and planned to earn a living and support his family with mapmaking.

Who could have imagined that, by a stroke of luck, he would help the Tang unify the world?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.