I Hold Concerts in the Great Tang

Chu Tian transmigrates into the Tang Dynasty and obtains the Admiration System.

One song, filled with heart-rending sorrow, wins Li Er's admiration!

He turns down Li Er's offer of an official post, but starts making music in Pingkang Ward.

He forms a band with the sons of Tang officials, drawing those officials to the pleasure quarters time and again.

He presents salt, the curved-plow, and potatoes.

He persuades Li Er to hold civil and military imperial examinations and bring down the aristocratic clans.

He helps Li Er defeat the Turks, Tuyuhun, and Tibet.

But after Li Er grows suspicious of him again and again, he finally decides to kill Chu Tian.

For his own sake, for the people who care about him, and for the common folk, Chu Tian chooses to stand against Li Er.

In the end, Li Er abdicates in favor of a worthy successor because Empress Zhangsun's asthma worsens.

Chu Tian establishes a brand-new nation. It still bears the name Tang, but adopts institutions from later generations.

All nations come to pay tribute, and the song “Welcome to the Tang Dynasty” bears witness to the foundation of a prosperous age.