Great Tang: On the Eve of Rebellion, I Somehow Swapped Bodies with Li Er

After waking up, Xu Feng somehow transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty in the third year of Zhenguan and becomes the eldest son of Xu Jingzong, the acting governor of Luoyang. He also binds to a "Daily Sign-In System."

After lying low and signing in for three years in Luoyang, Xu Feng has secretly amassed enough power. With everything ready, he decides to raise an army and rebel in Luoyang.

But on the eve of his uprising, Xu Feng unexpectedly swaps bodies with Li Er.

The moment he opens his eyes, Xu Feng finds himself inside the Taiji Palace, with Li Er's empress, Empress Zhangsun Wugou, by his side. Naturally, the "System" is bound to his consciousness, so it came along too.

Meanwhile, in the palace at Luoyang, Li Er, now in "Xu Feng's" body, discovers Xu Feng's secret plan to rebel. But what shocks him even more is this:

"Why does this traitor Xu Feng have an army of hundreds of thousands, and how can they be so terrifying?"

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