When Lu Chen transmigrates into the eighth year of the Wude era of the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an is in turmoil, and his family is on the brink of ruin. Just then, Princess Ankang's condition turns critical. Lu Chen takes down the imperial proclamation, and the System, dormant for half a year, suddenly activates. Lu Chen steps into Chang'an and begins his extraordinary life.
“The locust plague in Guanzhong left famine victims everywhere, yet Lu Chen dealt with it with such ease?” Li Shimin stares at the memorial in disbelief.
“Lu Chen, why did every grain we planted fail to yield a harvest?” The great aristocratic families look at their withered fields, despairing.
The Turkic army advances menacingly, the aristocratic clans are ruthless, and the neighboring kingdoms are poised to act. Lu Chen waves his command flag. Heavy machine guns spit streams of fire, steel cannons roar, and a hundred thousand cavalrymen crash to the ground.
“Gentlemen, this is my answer. Are you satisfied?” Lu Chen gazes down at the corpses beneath him and smiles calmly.
I've been reading this book since the last one, and it's pretty good. Come on, author^0^
It's a pretty good book, but the time in the book seems to be as long as one day equals one month, and the last part just picks up and ends.
It's good. The writing is sophisticated and the characters have distinct personalities. It's much better than ordinary time-travel novels.
Very pretty
The book is a good book, but there are so many pretending scenes when rescuing people. The patient would have been burned to death.
This work is well written
Suits my taste [laughs evilly]
Fascinatingly written
Okay, very well written.