Comparing Two Tang Dynasties: The More They Compare, the More Li Er Breaks Down

Li Rui transmigrates into the world of the Tang Dynasty and becomes a virtuous prince who is completely unremarkable in everyone’s eyes.

But just before Li Shimin is about to send him off to Jiangnan Circuit as its governor-general,

the Strongest Comparison System suddenly awakens.

As long as a comparison is successful, he can obtain countless benefits from the System.

Li Rui compared with Li Chengqian:

A hidden peerless prodigy VS a good-for-nothing who never leaves the Eastern Palace for ten years.

Li Rui compared with Li Tai:

A casual remark can make half the High Tang VS a pampered baby who spends his days amid mountains and rivers.

Li Rui compared with Li Shimin:

The founder of the first empire to unify Asia VS the one who swore an oath over a slain horse at the Weishui River.

In Li Rui’s world, the Tang Dynasty’s territory stretches across all of Eurasia.

All under Heaven is the king’s land, and all who live within its borders are the king’s subjects! A thousand states send congratulations, and ten thousand nations pay court!

At this point,

Li Shimin of the original world falls apart.

Li Shimin: “Why? Why don’t I have a son as outstanding as the Virtuous Prince?”

“Li Chengqian, you treasonous son, get out! And you too, you good-for-nothing, Li Tai!”

At this moment,

Li Shimin of the second world can only exclaim: “I’ve won so hard!”

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