Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: From a Duke's Illegitimate Son to the Heavenly Khan's Sword
Advanced military technology crushes the competition, commercial monopolies bring wealth to rival nations, battlefield exploits make him a legend, the emperor and empress dote on him alone, and a systematic plan to strengthen the nation rewrites history
Historical setting: The first year of the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty (627). The Xuanwu Gate Incident has just ended, and Li Shimin has only recently ascended the throne. The humiliation of the Weishui Treaty still lingers. Powerful clans constrain the court from within, while foreign tribes surround the borders.
Qin Feng, courtesy name Chang Geng, was a military engineering PhD and business strategist before he transmigrated. Now he is the eldest illegitimate son of Qin Yue, Duke Huaide, an unrelated nobleman never mentioned in the history books. Frail and timid in his former body, he was bullied by his stepmother and legitimate elder brother because of his mother's low status. After falling into a well, his soul was replaced.
