Traveling Through Martial Arts: the Rise of the Sinister General

Li Mengxuan was watching a costume TV series during a thunderstorm. As a result, the TV was struck by lightning. He was sucked into the vortex in the TV, causing him to travel to Liulinpo under the jurisdiction of Fanshui County during the Wude period of the Tang Dynasty. He was rescued by a scholar named Zhang Daan, whose courtesy name was Liusheng. After spending many days together, their relationship became deeper and deeper, and they became sworn brothers with different surnames in Zhang's Mansion in Fanshui County. Zhang Daan's father was a staff member of the Qin Palace, named Zhang Gongjin. Zhang Daan wrote a letter recommending Li Mengxuan to his father. Li Mengxuan took the letter of recommendation and was led by the horseman Niu Er to the city of Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty. With Zhang Daan's letter of recommendation, he moved into Zhang's mansion and formed a father-son relationship with Zhang Gongjin. Li Mengxuan took Zhang Gongjin's recommendation letter with him. He set off from Chang'an and successfully arrived at the Qianshuiyuan battlefield. He successfully joined the camp of Qin King Li Shimin with Zhang Gongjin's recommendation letter. During the war, he made suggestions and charged into battle, and with the help of the system elf Ai'ai, he successfully eliminated the enemy forces of Emperor Xue Ju and his son of the Western Qin Dynasty. He also defeated Wang Shichong who proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang, defeated the Southern Liang Emperor Xiao Xian again, and finally eliminated the forces of Liu Heitai and Dou Jiande on the separatist side. Li Mengxuan took the greatest credit. After the Xuanwu Gate Incident, King Li Shimin of Qin proclaimed himself emperor and granted Li Mengxuan the title of Duke of Tang. Li Mengxuan worshiped Emperor Li Yuan as his adoptive father and carried out various reforms in the Tang Dynasty. He proposed to improve the social status of women in the Tang Dynasty, which was deeply trusted by the empress' eldest grandson Wugou. The queen personally granted marriage to Tang Guogong Li Mengxuan. Li Mengxuan, Duke of Tang Dynasty, bravely retreated from the rapids and returned to Liulinpo ahead of schedule to retire.