Great Tang: The Age of Chaos Has Yet to Come, but I've Already Claimed Supremacy

Cao Cao, who was enjoying music and wine with the Zou clan in Wancheng, was shot from his horse by an arrow. When he opened his eyes again, he had become Li Mao, the eighteenth son of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. His father was the supreme ruler who ushered in the Kaiyuan Golden Age and performed the imperial Fengshan sacrifice at Mount Tai. He was also the beast who killed three of his sons in a single day and seized his own son’s wife, Yang Yuhuan. His incompetence would eventually bring about the An Lushan Rebellion. What should you do in a situation like this? Of course, you offer up beautiful women, promote treacherous officials, and corrupt imperial power, adding another spark to this crumbling edifice. Only then can you snatch treasure from the flames and build anew from the ruins. A true hero has great ambitions, a mind full of schemes, the capacity to encompass the universe, and the will to command heaven and earth. For that, I, Li “Cao Aman” Mao, am willing to become the villainous hero of this golden age!