Great Tang: I Pretended to Be the Crown Prince, and Li Er Tried to Silence Me from the Start

In the first year of the Zhenguan era, Emperor Taizong Li Shimin has just ascended the throne. The Turks loom as a powerful threat beyond the borders, while Luo Yi has raised troops in rebellion within them.

Li Shimin is forced to sign the Treaty of the Wei River.

At this time, Crown Prince Li Chengqian suddenly falls gravely ill, his life hanging by a thread.

Rumors spread among the people, claiming that Li Er took the throne unjustly and that this is Heaven's wrath.

To silence the rumors, Li Er finds a similar-looking child among the common folk and has him impersonate the Crown Prince.

Five years later, Li Chengqian's health steadily improves.

Li Er tries to poison the child with wine, but a young man from another world, Li Qian, takes over the child's body and returns to life.

No sooner is Li Qian reborn than Li Er assigns him to oversee efforts to contain the plague.

Li Er's intention to kill Li Qian is plain as day.

Fortunately, the Choice System comes to Li Qian's aid. Not only does he return safely, he also contrives to make Li Er mistakenly kill his own son.

Step by step, he forces Li Shimin into a corner, seizes the Tang Empire, and builds an eternal legacy.

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