A 21st-century advertising company director was betrayed by his best friend and framed for embezzlement. He was then reborn as Luo Tong, the five-year-old posthumous son of the Tang dynasty general Luo Shixin, and adopted by Qin Qiong, a close friend and fellow native of Luo Shixin.
In letters, I can copy poems and write books. In martial arts, I can master both the Luo family spear and the Qin family maces.
Since I've gotten a second chance at life, to hell with caution and deference.
At home, whether you're a Shandong aristocratic clan or a Guanlong noble house, I'll impeach even the emperor.
Abroad, I'll use cultural infiltration, peaceful evolution, literary attacks, military threats, and every means at my disposal.
I'll transform the "Hundred Cavalry Office," which used to accompany the emperor on hunts and guard his gates, into the Tang dynasty's foremost intelligence agency and special forces, all with my own hands.
"We lie, we cheat, we steal. We even have specialized military academies to teach us how. But above all, we want this flame of Chinese civilization to burn for all eternity!"
My Dear Wife, I Really Don't Want to Take the Imperial Exams
The Turbulent Tang
The Carefree Young Noble