Great Tang: I, the Great Magician, Stole the Show in the Golden Age

Zhang Xiaochun, a kindhearted master magician, arrived in the Tang Dynasty. He had planned to quietly enjoy the life of a rich second-generation heir.

But, unfortunately... he was forced down the path of “deception.”

Zhang Xiaochun: “I’m really just an ordinary person...”

Retired Emperor Li Yuan: “Stop pretending. I could tell at a glance that you’re no ordinary person! You’ll be King of Qin!”

Zhang Xiaochun: “I really don’t have any particular talent...”

Confucian scholar Kong Yingda: “Hmph! Three hundred poems that shook Chang’an, and the number-one punch in the capital. You must be the one! You’ll be the leader of the literary world!”

Zhang Xiaochun: “Big brother, I’m kindhearted. I can’t handle even a bit of officialdom...”

Emperor Taizong, Li Shimin: “Get out of here! Wei Zheng, that big-mouthed critic, and a whole crowd of censorial officials can’t out-argue you, and you call yourself kindhearted?”

Zhang Xiaochun: “I don’t know the first thing about military affairs...”

God of War Li Jing: “The young are truly formidable. With those three thousand poisonous stratagems, how could we fail to wipe out the Turks? You’ll be the young marshal this time!”

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