The Hidden Dragon of the Great Tang: From Coward Behind Palace Walls to Emperor of a Golden Age

A modern soul transmigrates into the body of Li Che, the unsupported seventh prince of the Tang Dynasty. To protect himself, he pretends to be weak and lies low deep within the palace, secretly gathering four loyal retainers, training in martial arts, and building an intelligence network. Amid the princes' rivalries and the powerful clans' watchful eyes, he advances with careful steps. When the Turks invade the border, he volunteers to lead an expedition, honing his skills on the frontier. With extraordinary strategy and peerless martial arts, he repeatedly wins great victories, earning the army's loyalty and building his strength. After returning to the capital, he overturns plots against him, eliminates treacherous officials, and turns the clans against one another. He rises above the struggle for the heir's position and ascends the throne. Adopting the era name Yonghui, he reforms the bureaucracy, promotes agriculture and strengthens the military, expands the empire, and embraces diverse cultures. He builds a prosperous Tang Dynasty that draws envoys from every land, writing a legendary tale of a discarded prince from the inner palace who rises to become an emperor for the ages.