Liu Hao transmigrates to a world where the Great Tang, the Great Ming, and the Three Kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu all coexist.
He even becomes Liu Shan, the weakling ruler of Shu Han.
So what if he’s a weakling? So what if Shu Han’s fortunes are waning?
Liu Hao heads straight to the Great Tang and becomes a storyteller, turning Zhao Yun’s rescue of his lord at Changban Slope into a tale of himself fighting his way through the slope alongside Zhao Yun.
What about watering his horse by the Han Sea and being enfeoffed at Mount Langjuxu? He claims those achievements for himself, too.
Drawing on the legendary deeds recorded throughout history, he becomes a god in the Great Tang.
Li Yuanfang, unmatched under heaven; the brilliant detective Di Renjie; and Xue Rengui, the virtuous minister foretold in a dream: he recruits them all.
