Transmigrated to Wuzhou: Somehow, I Became the Founding Emperor

Protagonist: Li Xian, courtesy name Gushan.

Born and died: 690–790 (lived to one hundred). His main strategy was simply to outlast the old-timers.

In the first year of the Tianshou era, Wu Zhou replaced the Tang.

After transmigrating as Li Xian, the son of a frontier general, he originally planned to keep his head down and survive the troubled times.

Who could have guessed he would live for a whole century?

He outlasted Wu Zetian, lived through the reigns of Emperor Zhongzong and Emperor Ruizong, witnessed the Kaiyuan flourishing age, and experienced the An Lushan Rebellion firsthand.

Others relied on political schemes; I relied on longevity.

Others fought for the moment; I fought for a lifetime.

Before long, the realm rallied to him and the people bowed before him.

The son of a frontier general became the founding emperor of a new dynasty.