Great Tang: Learning to Rule as Emperor from the Essentials of Governance in the Zhenguan Era

He transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty as Emperor Xuanzong. He should have inherited the throne, but his brothers and nephew take turns ruling instead, and he is banished to the frontier, where he spends his days pretending to be a fool.

After activating the System, he draws on the experience of his previous life, overcoming every obstacle and solving cases with uncanny insight.

With his brothers and nephew, he plays dumb and refuses to give an inch.

To outsiders, he is ruthless and merciless.

Birds dare not sing, and people dare not speak.

His reputation is fearsome.

In the end, he claims the throne.

The emperor who walks in the darkness, the Heavenly Emperor who rules the court.

He crushes Tibet, reclaims Hexi, pacifies the southern frontier, and secures the western border, forcing this empire, rotten from top to bottom, to endure a little longer.

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