Sui-Tang: Starting by Merging with Li Cunxiao

After transmigrating to the Sui-Tang era, he finds himself facing three hundred thousand Turkic cavalry riding south, pillaging, burning, and killing across Bingzhou.

As a son of Han, how can he sit back and let barbarians run wild?

At the critical moment, he awakens the Divine General System and merges with Li Cunxiao's warrior spirit.

Then, leading the Eighteen Flying Tigers, he slays Khan Shibi amid a vast army and makes a name for himself throughout the land.

From then on, he destroys the Eastern and Western Turkic Khaganates, pacifies the separatist forces, tramples Goguryeo, and beats Tuyuhun into submission.

Yang Guang: "The Champion Marquis of Emperor Wu of Han was Huo Qubing. My Champion Marquis is Liu Ce."

Li Shimin: "Why was Min born if Ce was born? A commander who grows in both courage and wisdom, and he even stole the woman I love."

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