Great Tang: From the Start, I Compete with Li Er for Women

In the eleventh year of the Zhenguan era, Li Shimin jolts awake from a dream at noon.

In the dream, he learns that three of his fourteen sons will be murdered, three will take their own lives, and three will die young.

His ninth son, Li Zhi, who inherits the throne, will even have his power usurped by a woman.

Not one of his fourteen sons is fit to inherit the empire.

Still shaken after waking, Li Shimin decides to summon his consorts and father more sons.

The Tang dynasty's legacy must continue!

The "Auntie Hua" Wu Zhao and Xu Hui are also among those summoned.

To avoid entering the palace, the two deliberately make themselves look ugly.

After the truth comes out, Li Er finally learns that the reason they would rather die than enter the palace is a man named Li Qian.

Li Er goes to investigate and discovers that the man called Li Qian is actually...

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