Great Tang: Kidnapped from the Start, I Turn the Tables and Take Li Er Hostage

Li Mao transmigrates to the Tang dynasty. Because he looks exactly like Crown Prince Li Jiancheng, from the start he is tied up by Yuchi Gong and taken to the Prince of Qin's residence.

With the System's help, Li Mao turns the tables and takes Li Er hostage.

The two sides reach a stalemate, so Li Mao proposes a plan to "swap the civet cat for the crown prince."

The plan is to secretly eliminate Crown Prince Li Jiancheng and have Li Mao impersonate him.

Then Li Mao will deliberately court death, provoking Li Yuan into deposing the crown prince.

That way, Li Er will naturally become the heir to the throne.

The plan is perfect, but reality turns out to be bizarre.

Not only does Li Mao never die no matter how recklessly he acts, but in just a few short years, he also conquers the Turks, Gaochang, Tuyuhun, Tibet, and other states.

A few years later, when Li Mao returns to Chang'an with a massive army at his command, Li Er is completely panicked.

Li Yuan: "Second Son, give it up. The whole Tang dynasty belongs to Eldest Son now."

Li Er: "No, he's not Eldest Son. He's an impostor."

Li Mao: "Heh, when the false is taken for true, even the true becomes false!"

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