Zhenguan Yonghui Room

In the tenth year of Zhenguan, Chang'an was the capital. Prince Li Chengqian woke up from a coma with a broken right leg and three months of chronic toxins remaining in his body. He soon discovered that the original owner of this body was murdered in a carefully planned way - the elixir was mixed with dirt, the prosthetic limbs were hidden, and at least half of the 600 guards in the East Palace were spies of others. The king of Wei, Li Tai, pressed forward step by step. The noble family looked on coldly, and the remnants of the Sui Dynasty were trying to make a move underground in the capital city. And the father who had been sitting on the Zichen Zhenxu platform for eight hundred years, suppressing the rift in Taixu with his soul, had never opened his eyes. But he was an engineer in his previous life. Engineers don't believe in fate, only systematic dismantling. From eliminating nobles and reorganizing personal guards, to improving the spirit fire gun, beating the Tiangong Pavilion, and launching the ultimate showdown with the Wei royal party in the court - he reestablished order inch by inch in the cracks between the aristocratic family, the military and the Confucian sects. However, Donggong's victory was just the beginning. The rift in Taixu is expanding at an accelerated pace, and the four evil gods are ready to move deep in the virtual world. From the East Palace poisoning case to the contamination of the spiritual mines of the world, from Sui Nie's forbidden life skills to the ancient star gate being repaired in Goguryeo, all clues point to the same direction - the rift will completely collapse within ten years. Open. He only had ten years to transform an empire that had been monopolized by aristocratic families for eight hundred years into a war machine capable of winning this war. When Li Shimin detonated the purification storm and injected the Emperor's Gangqi inheritance into his body, Li Chengqian knelt on the ruins of Zichen Zhenxutai and took over the Emperor's Sword. Engraved on the hilt is the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The country had been in ruins for eight hundred years, and he spent his whole life repairing it inch by inch.