Qin Yuan transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty. His father went to Guanlong to do business ten years ago, and a letter says he will return today.
It is the ninth year of Wude. The Turks are about to launch a surprise attack on the Tang, and Emperor Li Er has gone incognito with his chancellor, Fang Xuanling, to see how the people live.
When Li Er is drawn in by a loudspeaker and knocks on the Qin residence's gate, Qin Yuan thinks his father has returned.
“Dad, we need to run! The Turks are about to invade!”
Qin Yuan's words leave the ruler and his chancellor stunned.
After that, his supposed father keeps asking him about affairs of state every few days.
Qin Yuan figures his father must be planning a rebellion. Why else would he care so much about the Tang?
Then one day, Qin Yuan, the man who overturned the Treaty of the Wei River, steps into the royal court.
His father transforms before his eyes: “My good son, take a look. Do you know who I am?”
A fairy novel, the male protagonist is a fairy with a sword 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 The male protagonist is a fairy tale.
How can I put it, just from the content, it is still readable, but in the later period, there are problems with missing content, such as the appearance of the Red Mansion, and the relationship between Li Yinhuan and the Red Mansion, which was mentioned in just one sentence; in addition, the Turkic Pearl never appeared again after a few questions; and the importance of the male protagonist was revealed after reading 300 chapters. It can be said that the sense of existence outside of confusion is not high, so it is difficult to tell whether Li Yuan is the protagonist or Li Er and others are the protagonists, which is a bit confusing; the Mohist giant never appeared again after getting the Rubik's Cube, and suddenly used bronze technology to help the male protagonist on the bicycle, which is very confusing... However, without mentioning the taboo issue between the male protagonist's name and Li Yuan, overall, it is quite happy, and it can be seen in the book wasteland...
A fairy novel, the male protagonist is a fairy with a sword 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 The male protagonist is a fairy tale.
How can I put it, just from the content, it is still readable, but in the later period, there are problems with missing content, such as the appearance of the Red Mansion, and the relationship between Li Yinhuan and the Red Mansion, which was mentioned in just one sentence; in addition, the Turkic Pearl never appeared again after a few questions; and the importance of the male protagonist was revealed after reading 300 chapters. It can be said that the sense of existence outside of confusion is not high, so it is difficult to tell whether Li Yuan is the protagonist or Li Er and others are the protagonists, which is a bit confusing; the Mohist giant never appeared again after getting the Rubik's Cube, and suddenly used bronze technology to help the male protagonist on the bicycle, which is very confusing... However, without mentioning the taboo issue between the male protagonist's name and Li Yuan, overall, it is quite happy, and it can be seen in the book wasteland...