A media company director from the 21st century was betrayed by his close friend, framed for embezzlement, and thrown into the sea on the high seas. When he woke up, he found himself transmigrated into the body of Luo Tong, the seven-year-old posthumous son of the great Tang general Luo Shixin, who was in grave danger.
After finally escaping that peril, he was forced into the turmoil of the Xuanwu Gate Incident.
After the incident, Luo Tong and his younger brother Luo Ren were adopted by Qin Qiong, a close friend of their father's from his hometown. And so, Luo Tong began a life of doing whatever he pleased.
In literature, he could borrow poems and write books. In martial arts, he could master both the Luo Family Spear and the Qin Family Maces.
Since he had a second chance at life, why bother being so cautious? To hell with bowing and scraping.
With one hand, he would transform the Hundred Cavalry Bureau, which accompanied the emperor on hunts and guarded the imperial gates, into the Tang Dynasty's foremost intelligence agency and special forces unit.
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