The Great Tang's Strongest Imperial Son-in-Law

I woke up to find that my soul had transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty.

Poor Second Young Master Du faced two choices from the start: follow the course of history, marry a princess, and get killed by Li Er a few years later; or refuse the imperial decree, reject becoming Li Er's son-in-law, and face the grave crime of defying an edict.

Out of favor, Second Young Master Du refused Li Er's decree and was demoted to guard the gates of Youzhou.

Youzhou fell, and the people suffered.

At the critical moment, Du He arrived and turned the tide single-handedly, routing the five thousand-strong vanguard of the Turks.

He fought a bloody battle and made a name for himself in a single fight.

He campaigned against the Turks and swept through the north; he subdued Goguryeo and gave the people of the Tang a stable, peaceful place to live...