Great Tang: I Refused the Political Marriage and Rebelled Against Chang'an from the Start

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, he became the betrothed son-in-law of Princess Pingyang, Li Xiuning. He thought he could coast through life without lifting a finger.

But at his very first court assembly, he heard that the Turks had invaded, and Li Yuan and his ministers had decided to pay tribute and offer a marriage alliance?

As a grown man, how could he tolerate such spineless submission?

Just then, a notification appeared: "Sign in at the imperial palace to receive a God-tier general's legacy!"

The court is full of cowards. Then I'll leave Chang'an and wipe out the Turks, or die trying!

Those who harm our Han people, no matter how far away, must be destroyed!

With no barbarians left, the Han way shall flourish!

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