Sui-Tang: After Eliminating Li Mi, I Unified the Realm

Modern young man Zhai Qian dies after being hit by a car while saving someone, then awakens in a parallel world at the end of the Sui dynasty, at Wagang Fortress, as Zhai Rang's son. With his family on the verge of being purged by Li Mi, he has no choice but to step forward. Using his knowledge of history, he turns the situation around, eliminates Li Mi, and gradually takes control. He had no intention of vying for the empire and only wanted to find a worthy ruler to serve. But with no other choice, he defeats Yuwen Huaji, Wang Shichong, and Dou Jiande in succession amid the tide of history, until at last he faces the Tang in a final contest.

After pacifying the realm, he becomes emperor and establishes a new dynasty, yet understands the flaws of imperial power all too well. So this transmigrator from the future begins an unprecedented experiment: while driving industrial reform and advancing technology, he sets out to restrain imperial authority and introduce a parliament. Over the course of decades, he guides this ancient land onto a new path called “democracy.” This is not the epic of one emperor, but the story of a civilization's difficult turn toward a new future.