Fleeing Famine, Li Shimin Says I'm a Prince?

A severe drought strikes Hedong Circuit. Li Shimin leaves Chang'an and travels to the banks of the Huai River.

Unexpectedly, something goes wrong with his official boat, and he drifts on the Huai River for three days and three nights before a young man rescues him.

By chance, he learns that the boy is a prince who was switched at birth with a civet cat by a palace maid sixteen years ago. He immediately decides to take him back to the palace, but the prince refuses to believe him.

Li Shimin: "I really am Li Shimin, the Son of Heaven of the Tang dynasty. I'm your father!"

Cheng Yaojin: "Old Li really is your father. Your Highness, just come back to Chang'an with us and enjoy the good life."

Qin Qiong: "His Majesty has had such a hard time looking for you. Just accept it."

Li Xiuzhu didn't believe them at first.

But when he saw an army of a hundred thousand Tang soldiers appear before him, then looked at the forlorn Old Li and the two Tang generals he'd worn out with his antics,

he realized he might have gotten himself into serious trouble!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.