Three Hundred Years of the Great Tang, and Chen Changsheng Is Everywhere

In the fourteenth year of the Daye era, he crawled out of a pile of corpses, while Li Shimin was still a callow youth. In the first year of the Zhenguan era, he held forth by the banks of the Wei River, and the Tang dynasty embarked on a golden age. In the first year of the Tianshou era, he sat beside Wu Zetian's dragon throne, watching the empress who ruled an era tremble with fear. At the height of the Kaiyuan era, he sprinkled a handful of knockout powder into Li Longji's wine. Chen Changsheng: I watched you build your tower, watched you feast your guests, and watched your tower come crashing down. Li Shimin: Sir, the realm is yours! Chen Changsheng: What would I do with an empire? It's all just fleeting clouds. (Standing with his hands behind his back.) He is a master of political intrigue, yet never meddles in power. His martial arts are peerless, yet he keeps a low profile among the people. At every turning point in history, his hand is there behind the scenes. A tally of his achievements: He has seen off three generations of emperors and is still the most handsome guy in Chang'an!