Great Tang: After Three Years Under House Arrest, Li Er Asks Me to Come Out of Retirement

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, he becomes its youngest general, guarding the frontier and earning boundless renown for the empire.

On the day he returns to the capital, he finds demons and monsters wreaking havoc in the imperial palace and blasts them apart with a single punch.

Li Shimin angrily rebukes him: "Nonsense! You're only stirring up trouble and unsettling the people."

Three years later.

Li Shimin is plagued day and night by ghosts in his dreams. The imperial dragon vein is weak, and no one in the Tang Dynasty can deal with it. Qin Qiong and Yuchi Gong stand guard day and night, mocked by others: "How can great generals be reduced to watchdogs?"

At his wit's end, Li Shimin thinks of Zhou Changsheng.

Qin Qiong: "General Zhou, His Majesty knows he was wrong and wants to ask you to come out of retirement."

Yuchi Gong: "Changsheng, do His Majesty a favor."

Li Shimin: "I was wrong. I'm willing to issue an edict admitting my fault and apologizing. I humbly beg you, General, to come out of retirement."

This book is also known as Tang Dynasty: Demons Revive, and Li Er Begs Me to Come Out of Retirement.

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