The Most Powerful Rogue Emperor in the Sui and Tang Dynasties

The good-for-nothing Yang Damao, whose soul is transformed into the "copycat prince", faces the grass-roots team who painted cinnabar as an imperial edict and threw a cow into the court. He was cut into pieces by the government and made a farce. He carried the "mother queen" on his back and went into the ravine. Thirty-seven lives were lost, and Baishigu established his power with blood: stealing, robbing, and cheating. When the earth thunder sounded, the refugees formed an army and took advantage of the situation. They took advantage of Li Dou's fierce battle and stole homes left and right. Yang Guang named him "King of Yan." The six armies were arrayed: Qin Qiong, Yuchi, Cheng Yaojin, Liu Heitai, Shitou, Luo Cheng, forty thousand tigers and wolves bowed their heads; Li Xiuning, Dou Xianniang, Princess Yicheng, Hong Funu, Changsun Wugao, Xiao Hou, Aunt Wu, they were all old and young, and their love and hatred became a web of power. After getting the Xiao Empress, holding the jade seal, he governed the country with the wisdom of the market: regulations and cartoons, ten taxes and one tax, the mines and salts were run by the government, and they were forced to do so by Mongolian scholars. He ascended the throne to continue the Sui Dynasty, and the reign title was "Shitong". The ruler, a scoundrel in the market, taught the prince: The country was stolen by licking the blood of the knife, and whoever lets the people starve will be killed! From an orphan in the valley to the founding emperor, he used the most despicable means to carry out the most arrogant imperial career.