This is a somewhat unconventional Tang dynasty.
Li Xiu transmigrates into the body of the ninth prince of the Tang dynasty. His predecessor was frail from childhood. Once Li Xiu learns what era he is in, he resolves to change the future. But then he discovers this is a high-martial Tang dynasty, where the jianghu is ruled by one cult, two alliances, three demonic sects, four clans, five sword schools, and six martial sects, and where martial heroes use their skills to defy the law.
Just then, a lousy System awakens, giving Li Xiu the courage to brave every obstacle.
This is a parallel world. History buffs, please look elsewhere. Any similarities are purely coincidental. (I'm a new writer and may not get everything right, so please bear with me. The story's own setting takes precedence. Don't read this as history, or your worldview will shatter.)
…, …, important things are said three times.
If the protagonist does such an awesome trick, don't stress your cultivation level. He is a first-class expert at the age of six, and he becomes a master after a few years
I feel like it's a good book that I can keep reading.
It looked okay, but it ended too quickly
That's great. There are several copies of this book.
Although it is a bit shorter, the structure is more compact. It's good for newbies, and the ending is pretty clear!
A cool article! Worth a look! Come on, author
Okay, I've finished reading it. The ending is a bit too fast.
It was okay, but it ended a bit suddenly
I think it's pretty good, but the ending is too hasty.
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