After transmigrating, he became Li Mao, Prince of Shou, the most useless prince in the Tang dynasty.
A tyrant on the throne? Raise a banner and rebel.
Corrupt officials? Seize their homes and exterminate their clans.
Cross me? Exile them ten thousand li away.
Li Mao: “I aspire to become a wise ruler for the ages.”
Li Linfu: “Congratulations, Your Majesty! The Court of Music and Dance has rehearsed a new dance.”
Yang Guozhong: “Your Majesty, the Dashi Kingdom has sent another three hundred beauties.”
Li Mao was determined to become a wise ruler for the ages. But as more and more treacherous ministers gathered at court, he had no choice but to send them all beyond the borders.
Before long, Japan, Tibet, and Goguryeo all sent memorials to Li Mao: “We surrender. Please withdraw your army. If this continues, our countries will be destroyed.”
This is unconventional and unlike other time-travel novels set in the Tang Dynasty. Author, keep up the good work with the updates!
A good book with an original plot; the villain is incredibly clever.