Longevity: My Years as a Tycoon in the Tang Dynasty

Qin Tian transmigrates to the Tang dynasty and is taken in as Yuan Tiangang’s direct disciple.

Though he was forbidden from becoming entangled in karma, he could not bear the loneliness and went down the mountain to practice medicine. By chance, he became entangled in the karma of the Li imperial clan. From then on, karma bound him, and he lost his way home.

On his endless road to immortality, he had no choice but to keep company with all living beings.

In the early Tang, he was Li Shimin’s right-hand man and the most powerful minister, one who made Wu Zetian feel suffocated.

In the middle Tang, he helped Li Longji reach the pinnacle of a glorious age, and also watched with his own eyes as the mighty empire declined after reaching its height.

In the late Tang, against the tide of events, he once more fought to turn the tide, repeatedly restoring Taizong’s realm.

Across endless years, he drank and sang with Li Bai, and treated Huang Chao like a sworn brother.

In times of prosperity, he rode proudly in fine clothes. When that prosperity faded, he was also left distraught, drowning his sorrows in drink.

He is the Tang dynasty’s treasured heirloom, and a modern man forgotten in the river of time...