Great Tang: Li Yuan's Last Words, I Have Another Imperial Grandson

In the third year of Zhenguan, Li Yuan's health rapidly deteriorates due to an illness weighing on his heart.

Feeling that his end is near, he leaves Li Shimin a letter revealing the burden he has been unable to let go of his entire life!

That burden isn't the Xuanwu Gate incident. It's Li Jiu'an!

As it turns out, Li Jiu'an, Li Shimin's eldest son, who supposedly died suddenly in the first year of Wude, didn't die after all.

He simply disappeared.

Li Yuan searched for him for more than ten years, but found no trace.

At last, when he believes he is about to die, he can no longer bear the torment in his heart and tells Li Shimin the truth!

"I have another imperial grandson!"

"Li Jiu'an, the eldest prince of Great Tang, didn't die."

"He's still alive."

Upon learning the truth...

Li Shimin goes mad.

Empress Zhangsun goes mad, too!

All of Great Tang goes mad with them!

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