The Great Tang Dragon Sparrow: Xiao Jingchen

He transmigrated into the An Lushan Rebellion as cannon fodder.

No System, no golden finger, no old man in his head.

His only advantage was more than a thousand years of history packed into his mind.

Xiao Jingchen thought that knowing how history would unfold meant he could coast to victory.

But he soon realized that history was one thing, and reality another.

Yu Chao'en wanted him dead. Shi Siming wanted him dead. Even his own people wanted to make him their scapegoat.

He could only rely on himself.

He fought his way out of piles of corpses with his fists and carved a bloody path through court with his wits.

Li Guangbi called him a once-in-a-century military genius. Guo Ziyi called him the pillar holding up the Tang Empire.

Xiao Jingchen knew he simply didn't want to die.

But the longer he lived, the more responsibility he carried.

The more he fought, the more territory stood behind him.

The more he loved, the more he found himself with four women willing to die by his side.

From a lowly foot soldier to the Prince Who Stabilized the Tang, from standing alone to having four women at his side: this is a story of surviving against all odds and defying fate. In 300,000 words, witness how a transmigrator builds a golden age with his own hands.