Datang: Father, Please, I Really Don't Want to Fish

Traveling back to the second year of Zhenguan, Li Ke became the sixth prince, King Wu. In order to avoid clan fratricide, he disguised himself as a dandy prince and tried to avoid trouble. It's a pity that God was not kind to him. Li Shimin didn't know where to go, so he had to be the prisoner of the country. Originally, Li Ke was still somewhat resistant, but who would have thought that he would actually awaken the god-level fishing system. "What a boy, the Sixth Prince went to court and used the jade seal to smash walnuts and eat them!" "How dare he sleep in the palace when the Turks are approaching us!" "Your Majesty! I want to impeach you, and His Highness the Sixth Prince is fishing again!" Li Shimin: "Ahem, Ke'er, although you are very good at doing things, you should also pay attention to the impact." Li Ke: "Father, these memorials are too simple. I beg you to remove me from my position as supervisor of the country. I really don't want to fish anymore!" Baiguan: "???" This is a national matter. What does it mean to be too simple? What kind of tiger-wolf talk is this? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.