Chapter 767 Implanting an Identity, Extra Gains!
Chapter 767 Implanting an Identity, Extra Gains!
However, the lineup he brought was also quite explosive.
Su Ye's excitement quickly subsided, and she leaned back gently in her chair, her brows furrowing slightly.
After Li Cunxiao was born, his entourage included, of course, Prince Jin Li Keyong and twelve other bodyguards of Li Keyong.
During the late Tang, the degenerate Tang, and even the Five Dynasties period, all the legendary figures from the late Tang, including the Five Elders of the Degenerate Tang, and the Twenty-Seven Fierce Generals of the Degenerate Tang and the Five Dynasties, were brought to the forefront.
Previously, when Su Ye used the War God Summoning Card, the attributes of Silver Spear Ancestor Tantai Yu had already appeared once.
Without a doubt, he's at the God of War level with a base combat strength of 106!
Therefore, among the Five Elders of the Late Tang Dynasty, the other four who were equally famous as him—Zhang Churang, the Northern Spear King; Luo Hongxin, the Number One Spear in the World; Guo Duanfu, the Spear Immortal; and Li Keyong, the Golden Knife King—were probably all of similar basic martial arts strength, with a basic martial arts strength of 106.
This is also estimated to have led to an epic increase in the military strength of Prince Li Keyong of Jin.
After all, he was the "Knife King" among the "Four Spears and One Knife" of the Five Elders of the Late Tang Dynasty, and was praised as: "If there is no need for soldiers and horses to bring peace, then there is no one like Li Keyong, the uncle of Emperor Xizong of Tang, who was also known as the Green-eyed Peasant of Yinshan."
Li Keyong's original surname was Zhu Xie, and his ancestor was Zhu Xie Tiele.
When Zhu Xie Tiele was young, he traveled to the Tang Dynasty and learned great skills from a famous teacher in the Taihang Mountains.
Zhu Xie Tiele especially liked using large axes, so his master gave him the ancestral Hun Tie Xuan Hua Axe.
Later, Zhu Xie Tiele conquered battlefields with a giant axe in his hand, rebuilt the Shatuo Kingdom, and led the Shatuo to submit to Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin. He was appointed as the chieftain of the Shatuo, and the title was passed down from generation to generation.
In the novel *Romance of the Late Tang Dynasty*, Prince Li Keyong of Jin is depicted as having only one eye, and is known in the army as the "Golden-Eyed, Green-Eyed Tiger".
The Shatuo people were skilled in warfare, and Li Keyong was adept at wielding a black gold sword called the Nine Phoenixes Facing the Sun. He was also a master swordsman. Later, Emperor Yizong of Tang bestowed upon this sword the name "Nine Phoenixes Facing the Sun Ding Tang Sword".
Furthermore, Li Keyong's archery skills were extraordinary; he was able to hit a target from a hundred paces away, ranking first among the older generation of heroes in archery. Later, he even defeated the younger generation of heroes, the Red-Robed General Zhou Dewei, with his arrow.
Back then, Li Keyong killed Duan Wenchu, the emperor's brother-in-law, by throwing him to his death at the Five Phoenix Tower. In a fit of anger, Emperor Xizong of Tang demoted him back to the Shatuo tribe.
When the Huang Chao Rebellion broke out, Emperor Xizong of Tang sent someone to invite Li Keyong back and appointed him as the Grand Marshal of the Army that would lead the troops to defeat Huang Chao.
This led to Li Keyong returning to the Tang Dynasty with his twelve bodyguards and an army of 400,000, and he also recruited Li Cunxiao, the thirteenth bodyguard. As a result, he defeated Huang Chao, recaptured Chang'an, and restored the Tang Dynasty.
Besides the Five Elders of the Late Tang Dynasty, who were mostly at the beginner level of War Gods, there were also the Twenty-Seven Heroes of the Remnant Tang Dynasty and others.
Wang Yanzhang, the second greatest general of the late Tang Dynasty and the invincible general after Li Cunxiao, was known far and wide for his iron spear. He wielded a 120-pound iron boat pole and created his own spear technique. He was able to defeat 36 Tang generals in a row at Baoji Mountain without shifting his shadow, and he killed Gao Siji with a backhand spear, thus becoming the new generation of invincible general.
In the end, it was only after the Prince of Jin gathered seven fierce generals—five dragons and two tigers—that he managed to force Wang Yanzhang to his death.
It's a pity that when Wang Yanzhang was just starting out, he had heard of Li Cunxiao's invincible reputation and wanted to compete with him.
Unexpectedly, Wang Yanzhang was far inferior, and Li Cunxiao first grabbed his iron pole with his bare hands and threw him into the river.
Wang Yanzhang was not convinced and rode his horse to catch up with Li Cunxiao again to challenge him. He was once again struck by Li Cunxiao's heavy spear, which bent his iron pole, and he straightened it with his bare hands.
Ultimately, this led Wang Yanzhang to become disheartened and vow that he would never leave the mountain while Li Cunxiao was still alive.
This dark history also ruined the reputation of General Wang Yanzhang, and no matter how outstanding his subsequent achievements were, this huge black mark always accompanied him throughout his life.
Then came Gao Siji, the third hero of the Tang Dynasty, who also possessed the title "White Horse Silver Spear." He was the apprentice of Xia Luqi, the Golden Spear General, and had mastered the Gao Family Spear and the Xia Family Northern Overlord Six Harmony Spear. His Eight Trigrams Plum Blossom Bright Silver Spear was a formidable weapon.
Furthermore, Gao Siji had also learned the art of throwing knives from Tantai Yu, and carried twenty-four throwing knives on his back, hitting the target every time.
During the siege of Taiyuan, they defeated the Tang army in seventy-two battles.
There is also Yang Gun, the ancestor of the Yang family generals during the Song Dynasty, who was known as the "Golden Spear King of Volcano" and defeated the twelve bodyguards of the Prince of Jin with his Golden Wheel Fire-Tipped Spear.
He then followed Jin Liangzu, the Flying Hammer General, and learned the art of the copper hammer technique, greatly increasing his strength. He then stormed into Goujiatuan in Baoji Mountain and fought a great battle against Wang Yanzhang, the Iron Spear General.
By the Five Dynasties period, Yang Gun had become an invincible general, and he united with thirty-six strongholds to establish himself as the King of Volcano to protect the Han and destroy the Liao.
However, Liu Zhiyuan was not a wise ruler, so Yang Gun returned to Huotang Village and visited the descendants of famous spearmen throughout the world, which led to the development of the world-renowned Yang Family Spear.
"Ding! This summoning has ended. Please check your inventory!"
Just as a storm was raging in Su Ye's mind, the system's notification sounded in his ear again.
Aside from Li Cunxiao, one of the Thirteen Protectors who was already a certainty of being under his control, and his master, the Silver Spear Ancestor Tantai Yu.
In addition, Li Keyong's original Eleven Protectors and the White-Robed General Shi Jingsi were also incorporated into Su Ye's command.
The implanted identity is that of a junior officer in Zhao Yun's White Horse Cavalry, who was discovered and vigorously cultivated by Zhao Yun within the White Horse Cavalry.
Now he is Zhao Yun's personal deputy general in the White Horse Cavalry.
Shi Jingsi, originally the ninth hero of the late Tang Dynasty, also wielded a silver spear with a sharp edge and learned the spear technique of Zhao Zilong.
Shi Jingsi was originally a general under Li Youjin, the commander of Zhili, and was renowned for his loyalty and bravery in Zhili.
When Li Keyong, the Prince of Jin, quelled the Huang Chao Rebellion, Li Youjin gave Shi Jingsi and Guo Jingzhu to Li Keyong.
Later, during the Battle of Taiping Bridge, Shi Jingsi protected Li Keyong as he charged into the enemy ranks and fought a fierce battle against twenty-six Liang generals.
Zhu Wen eventually ordered the archers to fire, and Shi Jingsi was hit by dozens of arrows before committing suicide.
It can be said that he was another brave, resourceful, and loyal general under Li Keyong, besides Li Cunxiao.
Then came Pang Shigu, the Iron Hammer General, who was the fifteenth hero of the late Tang Dynasty. He wielded a pair of eighty-pound iron oil-pressing hammers and was also skilled in using meteor hammers.
During the Battle of Tongtai Prefecture, Zhu Wen was nearly killed while being pursued by the Tongtai army.
At the critical moment, Pang Shigu dismounted and charged forward, using his iron armor to protect Zhu Wen, and wielding his meteor hammer to brave the arrows.
When the warhorses arrived, Pang Shigu put down his meteor hammer, picked up two iron tumblers, and charged into the Tongtai army, easily defeating Yue Yanzhen, Bi Long, and Qi Bao, and safely leading Zhu Wen back to camp.
The identity implanted in Iron Hammer General Pang Shigu is that of a hammer general newly discovered by Xue Kui, the Golden Hammer General, and Bai Wenbao, the Silver Hammer General, who are also currently in Hengzhou.
When Su Ye saw the identity of the Iron Hammer General Pang Shigu, his eyes lit up.
The addition of this Iron Hammer General is even more significant to Su Ye's forces than the previous Silver Spear Ancestor Tantai Yu and White-Robed General Shi Jingsi!
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