Great Tang: After Switching Lives, I Became the Imperial Grandson

During the Zhenguan era, the struggle between Crown Prince Li Chengqian and Prince of Wei Li Tai for the throne grew ever more fierce.

By then, Li Chengqian was already harboring rebellious intentions. To ensure his own line would survive, he secretly sent his legitimate eldest son, Li Xiang, to Longxi and announced publicly that the boy had gone missing.

In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, Crown Prince Li Chengqian's rebellion was crushed and he was arrested. Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, exiled him to Qianzhong Circuit. He died of illness along the way, and his body was sent back to Chang'an for burial.

At the same time, a secret letter was delivered to the emperor, Li Shimin, along with Li Chengqian's body: Xiang'er is in Longxi. Father, please show mercy. The jade pendant is proof.

Li Shimin's eyes blazed with fury. He immediately ordered the Imperial Guard to rush to Longxi and bring his eldest grandson, Li Xiang, back to the capital!

In Longxi Circuit, Li Xian had transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty more than six months ago. Earthquakes and snowstorms had destroyed his home, forcing him to wander the main road.

Dressed in thin clothes, he was about to freeze to death when he unexpectedly found a young man lying in the snow. Feeling guilty, he took the clothes off the young man's body, wrapped them around himself, and continued wandering.

The next moment, the Imperial Guard rode up to Li Xian at a gallop and cried out, "We welcome the imperial grandson back to the capital!"

Li Xian: ?

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