Datang: Your Majesty, Please Call Me Prince

After five thousand years of Chinese civilization, Emperor Qin, Emperor Han, Emperor Wu of Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty could not find a perfect successor. Prince Qin Fusu had soldiers but no courage. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Prince Liu Zhi, had courage but no soldiers. Prince Taizong of Tang Dynasty had soldiers and courage but met a father who was more capable of fighting. Looking at the four emperors through the ages, only Prince Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty had courage, soldiers and strategies and was deeply loved by the emperor, but he did not have that fate. The charm of history lies in imperfection. The protagonist of this book happened to come to the Tang Dynasty to inherit the mantle of the Tang Prince Li Chengqian. The Great General, the Great General of the Twelve Guards on the Left and Right, Shang Guozhu, King of Qin, the Unrivalled General, Tianhe Khan, the common ruler of the world, the strongest carbon-based creature in the seventh century, the governor of Asia, the talker of the Northern Hemisphere, Emperor Taizong Wen of the Tang Dynasty Li Shimin opened the Age of Discovery.