No one ever thought the Tang army would be defeated. So confident was General Tang that he took every man in the Tang household with him, including his youngest son, who had just turned twelve. But among all his sons, one was left behind: Tang Ning, the illegitimate son the general had brought home from outside.
Tang Ning was General Tang’s illegitimate son. Every other man in the Tang household was a hot-blooded, highly skilled warrior, but Tang Ning was the odd one out. After the general brought him home, he handed him over to a wet nurse and never gave him another thought. Fortunately, the general’s wife was generous. She hoped to raise this motherless son well, but you can’t polish a turd. No matter how hard they pushed him, Tang Ning couldn’t learn martial arts, so they had no choice but to let him be.
Tang Ning really was an oddball. He liked nothing except reading, and was rarely seen. If the meals left at his door hadn’t been eaten every time, the people in the Tang household would have thought no such person even existed. Over time, Tang Ning became invisible in the general’s household. Yet precisely because of that, when the household ran into trouble, this so-called nobody was the one who stepped forward...
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