Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, Su Che became a poor boy who was about to die of illness.
In his hand, he only had a piece of "Qinghe" jade pendant, a page of fragmentary music and a letter sent to the Cui family in Chang'an.
In order to survive, he could only pretend to be the top family member in the world - the Qinghe Cui family.
But once his identity is revealed, he will be exiled at worst or die at worst.
Without a system or invincible force, he could only rely on his understanding of the imperial examinations, clans, and court rules. In the midst of genealogy verification, gentry strife, and party strife, he gradually evolved from a "surname pretender" to a person who could actually make moves.
This is the story of a fake young man from a poor family who gambled his life to become a leader in the Tang Dynasty.
Reader comments
I personally feel that the setting of the Great Tang Martial Arts Ranking List is not good-looking. The introduction does not say that it is a low martial arts of the Tang Dynasty. The special forces label in the book is of no use. I feel that it is better to replace it with a low martial arts label. Does the protagonist have the memory of the original owner? This was not explained well.
Very good, worth looking forward to!
Good start, continue
There is a female protagonist at the beginning, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I can't stand it, she likes to watch plotting, just marry her in the later stages, it's love now.
I personally feel that the setting of the Great Tang Martial Arts Ranking List is not good-looking. The introduction does not say that it is a low martial arts of the Tang Dynasty. The special forces label in the book is of no use. I feel that it is better to replace it with a low martial arts label. Does the protagonist have the memory of the original owner? This was not explained well.
Very good, worth looking forward to!
Good start, continue
There is a female protagonist at the beginning, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I can't stand it, she likes to watch plotting, just marry her in the later stages, it's love now.