Great Tang: With a Book of Destiny from the Start, I Rise from the Wounded Soldiers' Camp to Become a Marquis

The Tang Dynasty is engulfed in chaos, and the entire rear unit is wiped out.

Lin Yan wakes in a heap of corpses, barely clinging to life himself.

But now he has a Book of Fate in his mind.

Names.

Dates of death.

Causes of death.

The Book of Fate cannot save anyone. It only tells him who is about to die.

And so, the coldest field medic on the battlefield emerges.

Whoever is closest to death, he saves first.

Whoever gets in his way, he kills first.

Others say wounded soldiers are a burden, but he insists on leading a band of cripples out of certain death.

Before the Xuanwu Gate, he pulls an arrow from Li Shimin and saves his life.

On the banks of the Wei River, he slays enemy generals and turns the tide for the Tang Dynasty.

The Turks plan to crush the Tang with a hundred thousand cavalry?

Lin Yan leads his wounded soldiers into battle.

When the fighting is over,

the Tang army has lost one-tenth of its men, while the Turks have lost seven-tenths.

The enemy commander breaks down on the spot. “How are you still alive?”

Lin Yan wipes the blood from his blade and says only:

“The people I bring back from the brink aren’t for you to kill all over again.”