The Tang Dynasty's Greatest Censor: The Entire Court Begs Me to Shut Up

Jiang Yang transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes a low-born seventh-rank remonstrance official. He awakens the Defense-Breaking System: by provoking people until they lose their composure, he can earn Defense-Breaking Points and receive rewards that improve his attributes.

With the Turks bearing down on the Wei River, the peace faction led by Pei Ji chooses to negotiate in order to protect its own interests. Jiang Yang, who yearns for the prosperous age of the Tang, cannot stand by. In front of all the civil and military officials, he verbally demolishes Pei Ji, reducing him to a social outcast and sending him into a faint.

On the battlefield, he provokes the Turkic khagan Jieli until he spits blood and breaks down!

With a huge haul of Defense-Breaking Points, Jiang Yang's personal combat power skyrockets, rivaling that of the Conqueror of Western Chu. From powerful aristocratic families to spoiled young masters, everyone both hates and fears him. They cannot beat him in a fight or in an argument, and with Li Shimin backing him, they are helpless.

Jiang Yang takes on corrupt officials at home and brings the Five Great Clans and Seven Houses to heel. Abroad, he uses nothing but his sharp tongue to leave the neighboring kingdoms reeling, helping Li Shimin expand the realm and usher in a golden age.