Great Tang: 100,000 Deathsworn from the Start, and I Invite the Emperor to Rebel

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Luo Yu becomes Li Er's illegitimate son, raised in secret among the common people. From the start, he awakens an army of one hundred thousand death soldiers.

At the end of the ninth year of Wude, just as the new emperor ascends the throne, the Turks launch a massive invasion to the south.

The borderlands fall one after another, and the Tang army is routed. Emperor Li Er hopes to negotiate peace with the Turks and offer tribute in exchange for their withdrawal.

Luo Yu raises an army and leads his troops into battle, recapturing several cities in the northern frontier one after another. He cuts off the Turks' retreat and launches a surprise attack that kills Jieli Khan!

Luo Yu then takes control of ten cities in the northern frontier and prepares to proclaim his rule to the world, carving out his own domain and defending the north.

Just then, his adoptive father comes knocking.

"Son, I'll come clean. Stop rebelling against your old man. I'll give you the empire instead. How's that?"

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