Great Tang: The Poorest Prince, and Li Er Begs Me to Embezzle

Li Che transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes the Sixth Prince, activating a Charity Donation System.

Every time he donates money, he receives generous rewards.

Thanks to the donation system, he earns countless rewards, yet becomes the poorest prince.

Just as Li Che is raising money on a grand scale so he can donate it, the censor Wei Zheng catches wind of it and impeaches him, accusing him of bleeding the people dry.

So Li Shimin leads his officials to Li Che's home to look for stolen goods.

Seeing how Li Che's home is bare of even basic furnishings, Li Shimin is stunned.

"Che'er, your home is bare, yet Wei Zheng says you bled the people dry?"

"Che'er, you're a prince, for heaven's sake, but you eat coarse rice and use the cheapest porcelain. What is this?"

"Look at your other brothers. They feast on delicacies every day and lounge with beauties in their arms. If you're really short on money, just embezzle a little. Your father would turn a blind eye!"

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