Ballad of Heaven: Jian San in the Flourishing Tang Era

"Song of the Heavens: Sword III in the Flourishing Tang" This story doesn't quite match history or Jianxia Qingyuan 3, so readers who care about accuracy, proceed with caution. Please be gentle. The captain of an anti-drug squad plays Jianxia Qingyuan 3, then dies during a faction battle and accidentally transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty. A brilliant poet, known as the Ghost of Poetry, dies young. Because of his own poem, "Song of the Heavens," the immortals send him back to the mortal world as the grandson of his ancestor, the Duke of Jiaodong, Li Daoyan. An anti-drug squad captain with a serious split personality VS a romantic poet of genius whose talents go unrecognized. A noble, aloof-looking assassin with a somewhat slow reaction VS a midway Hua-ge who suppresses his dream of saving the world for the sake of continuing his family line. To put it simply, this is the ridiculous story of Tang Wuchen and Li Muyu. You'll also meet Ye Er of the Cangjian, who is foolish and rich; an old beggar who plays the erhu for money; Dongdu dog handlers who look cool in armor; a socially awkward Chunyang disciple searching for his master, Xie Yunliu; and a group of foreigners who make it their mission to mock the stupid people of the Central Plains. Oh, and I nearly forgot the bold, radiant Qixiu girl chasing a monk whose face says, "I'm so helpless." From the Kaiyuan Golden Age to the An Lushan Rebellion, officials from all walks of life rob the Jianghu sects. There's plenty more you don't know. This story is the product of the author's boredom, so updates will be irregular =-= I've recently started working, so I'll finish my other story first, then come back to this one. Sorry to everyone waiting.