The Tang Dynasty's Sword Immortal: This Prince Is Unbeatable

Li Yuanchu is the laziest prince in the Great Tang, and the only Sword Immortal of his age. With one sword stroke, he can cleave mountains and rivers, but he can't be bothered to review memorials. With a wave of his hand, he can command the world, but all he wants is to drink and take his crane for a stroll. But then... In Li Shimin's later years, the princes vie for the throne, and the imperial court descends into chaos. Li Er slaps his thigh. “Quick! Bring the Fifth Prince back to take charge!” And so the least dependable “regent” in history makes his entrance: Corruption in the Ministry of Revenue? He audits the books with sword qi, and the corrupt officials drop to their knees in terror! The princes are fighting among themselves? He whacks them on the backside with a bamboo cane until they question their whole lives! Foreign enemies provoke the court? His wife casually paints a dragon, and the envoys from the East Sea flee in tears, crying for their fathers! Changsun Tingting is the world's greatest painting sage, as well as Li Yuanchu's junior sister and wife. Paint a tiger, and it can bite. Paint wine, and it can get immortals drunk. Paint a washboard... “Husband, are you kneeling or standing tonight?” The ministers of the court plead, “Your Highness, please take this seriously!” Li Yuanchu: “Cultivating immortality is exhausting enough. Become emperor? Not even a dog would do it!” A hilarious tale of an invincible Sword Immortal forced to work, using immortal arts to put the court in order, painting to whip the princes into shape, and being afraid of his wife along the way!