Great Tang: Unofficial History Fuels the Glory of the Prosperous Tang

Qin Huaidao, a seasoned corporate wage slave and online provocateur from the 21st century, loves posting all sorts of sensational “unofficial history secrets” on major forums. Just half an hour ago, he was in the middle of a three-hundred-round flame war over his post, “Shocking! The Untold Story of Qin Shi Huang and Snow White.” Thunder boomed and lightning flashed outside his old apartment building. A particularly bright bolt streaked across the sky. His hand jerked, knocking over the sugary drink beside him, and then... he lost consciousness. When he woke up, he had become Qin Huaidao, son of Qin Qiong, and had brought along a bizarre System that ran an unofficial-history marketing account. By spreading unofficial history, he can earn all kinds of rewards. Now let’s see how I make a name for myself in the Tang Dynasty... (This is not an accurate historical account. It’s full of fallacies, absurdity, and laughs. Readers who take orthodox history seriously, proceed with caution: the author isn’t exactly a serious person.)