Northern Liang: From the Start, I Plan to Become an Emperor

There is no Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han, no Taizong of Tang or Taizu of Song. Instead, the land of China has been engulfed in turmoil for more than eight hundred years. Yang Ling, who transmigrates from a later age, offers counsel of his own accord in hopes of protecting himself.

He goes on to navigate court and country under the guise of a prince.

He battles corrupt officials, puts down rebellions, reclaims lost territory, and builds the Great Wall.

With apparent ease, he rewrites the history of a world in another realm.

Faced with such extraordinary achievements,

Yang Ling calmly insists that he is still young and truly knows nothing about state affairs. The ten nations that were destroyed had nothing to do with him. It was all thanks to everyone else.