Great Tang: I, Your Son, Demand Your Death, Father

After transmigrating as Li Qing, a son of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, he knew the future would bring a bit of trouble, especially after he married Yang Yuhuan.

Once Yang Yuhuan became Imperial Consort Yang, how far off could the An Lushan Rebellion be?

To keep the High Tang from declining, Li Qing set himself a modest goal: absolutely never to hand over his future wife.

But one day, just before his wedding, Li Longji suddenly summoned him and ordered him not to marry Yang Yuhuan.

Li Qing laid his cards on the table: “For the prosperity of the Great Tang, and to prevent the An Lushan Rebellion, I ask you, Father, to die!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.