Great Tang: Ranking the Princes' Deaths, Li Er Is Furious

He transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty as Li Xiang, the eldest grandson of Li Shimin, and gains an immortal's favor.

Everything is fleeting; only cultivating immortality matters!

But his deadbeat father, Li Chengqian, is rebelling? And he's going to be executed?

Just then, a Golden Rankings List appears.

The Great Era Rankings List reveals how the princes will die!

"Crown Prince Li Chengqian rebels and dies of despair two years later!"

"Prince of Wu Li Ke is falsely accused of rebellion and strangled to death!"

"Prince of Wei Li Tai is literally angered to death."

Li Shimin is instantly enraged.

He has fourteen sons: three died young? Four were killed? Three took their own lives? Three were exiled and died? One was tormented by illness for over twenty years?

All fourteen of the emperor's sons have their own special way of dying?

Is the Tang Dynasty doomed?

Just then, the Golden Rankings List continues revealing its secrets.

Li Xiang, the emperor's eldest grandson, will live for over a thousand years!

Li Er: "The Tang Dynasty will become a dynasty that lasts a thousand years?"

Wu Zetian: "By seniority, I'm practically Li Xiang's grandmother. Should I marry him?"

Shi Feixuan and Wanwan are both utterly stunned. Marry Li Xiang?

After Li Xiang unifies the world, it turns out this continent is called the Southern Jambudvipa!

"Is this the world of Journey to the West?"

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