Li Chengdao somehow transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty, and thinks fate has dealt him an unfair hand.
Transmigrating as Li Jiancheng's eldest son? Great.
But the long blade at his throat tells him he celebrated too soon.
Is this just a one-day trip to the Tang Dynasty?
Standing on the execution ground, Li Chengdao is completely bewildered.
Luckily, his System awakens just in time and gives him a chance to teleport.
What? Li Shimin is coming to kill him personally?
Fine. Li Chengdao feels the long blade beneath him.
Let's see if I can cut you down with one strike.
With the System at my side, Li Shimin is nothing.
Conquer the Turks, subdue Tibet, destroy Fusang, and build an unprecedented empire. That's what he wants.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Those women turned out to be slaves who had been tortured. The male protagonist had only been rescued for more than ten days, and he couldn't recover much.
Regarding "Datang: Swinging the Sword at the Beginning" written by Crane Wei'a, does anyone else read it? Chapter review.
Commentary on Chapter 30: Repeated Neglect of "The Tang Dynasty: Swinging the Sword at the Beginning" written by Crane Wei'a.
Commentary on Chapter 28 of "Datang: Wielding the Sword at the Beginning" written by Crane Wei'a: Li Shimin: Grow some beard for medicinal purposes.