Great Tang: I Became a Bandit at Wagang Stronghold

At the end of the Sui Dynasty, fires of war blazed across the land.

Dou Jiande in Hebei, Wang Shichong in Luoyang, Li Yuan in Guanzhong, Du Fuwei in Jiangnan...

And of course, the Wagang Stronghold.

After transmigrating and becoming a member of the Wagang Stronghold, the protagonist, Huang Xin, only hopes to spend a day as a bandit and rob someone.

Drink to his heart's content, feast on meat, and divide the gold fairly. He'll make the bandit business bigger and stronger, then take it to new heights.

But fate won't let Huang Xin lie flat.

Cheng Yaojin: "Huang Xin, you only managed to dodge my three strikes. Heh heh..."

Qin Shubao: "Huang Xin? He's only a little worse than me. Just a tiny bit."

Wei Zheng: "Cheng Yaojin and Qin Shubao have no shame!"

Yuwen Huaji: "That Huang Xin fellow single-handedly wiped out my hundred-thousand-strong army. Those were the Sui Dynasty's finest Xiaoguo troops!"

Wang Shichong: "If my forces hadn't been weakened by the battle with Huang Xin, would Li Shimin have taken Luoyang?"

Dou Jiande: "It was Huang Xin who used three thousand cavalry at Hulao Pass to defeat my hundred-thousand-strong army!"

Li Shimin: "Huang Xin is a master of both civil and military affairs!"

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