Great Tang: The Li Family's Bear Child Awakens the Emperor System

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Li Ke becomes the nine-year-old Prince of Shu.

The Turks break their word, sending 300,000 cavalry straight for Chang'an.

The entire court is thrown into a panic.

At this critical moment, Li Ke awakens the Emperor-Training System.

He overcomes all opposition and persuades Li Er to lead the troops against the enemy.

He forces peace through battle, signs the Treaty of the Wei River, and averts the crisis.

Li Er is delighted to discover that, despite his young age, Li Ke is exceptionally capable, and gives him important responsibilities.

But because Li Ke has royal Sui blood, the Guanzhong aristocrats led by Changsun Wuji view him with deep suspicion.

Li Ke had wanted to lie flat, but for the sake of his country and family, he throws himself into the fight.

From then on, the little troublemaker turns the world upside down...

Li Shimin: Ke'er is worthy of ruling this Tang realm.

Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui: Heroes have always emerged from the young.

Changsun Wuji: Picking a fight with the Prince of Shu is a dead end.

Li Jing: The Prince of Shu truly is a god of war. This general is convinced.

Wu Meiniang: Of all the men in the world, I respect only the Prince of Shu.

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