Datang: After Exchanging Lives, I Became the Emperor's Grandson

During the Zhenguan period, the competition for the crown prince between Crown Prince Li Chengqian and Wei King Li Tai intensified. At that time, Li Chengqian had turned against him. In order to keep himself as a queen, he secretly sent his eldest son Li Xiang to Longxi and announced that Li Xiang was missing. In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, Crown Prince Li Chengqian rebelled and was arrested. Emperor Taizong Li Shimin exiled him to Qianzhong Road. He died of illness on the way and his body was sent back to Chang'an for burial. At the same time, a secret letter was sent to the emperor Li Shimin along with Li Chengqian's body - Xiang'er was in Longxi, and his father showed mercy, as evidenced by the jade pendant. Li Shimin's eyes were filled with tears, and he immediately ordered Qian Niuwei to rush to Longxi to welcome his eldest grandson Li Xiang back to the capital! … On Longxi Road, Li Xian traveled through the Tang Dynasty for more than half a year. The earthquake and snowstorm in Longxi caused him to lose his home and was forced to wander on the official road. With his thin clothes, he was about to freeze to death, but unexpectedly found a young man lying on the ground in the snow. He guiltily took off the young man's clothes and wrapped them around himself, and continued to wander forward. The next moment, the Qianniu Guards galloped to Li Xian on horseback and shouted: Welcome the emperor's grandson back to the capital! Li Xian:? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.