Tang Dynasty: the Prefect of Jinyang Was so Angry That Li Er

In the Tang Dynasty, it was midsummer in the fourth year of Zhenguan. The ordinary carriage staggered towards Jinyang City. Hedong Road, Jinyang City, was also the land of Longxing in the Li Tang Dynasty. The middle-aged man in charge of driving the carriage at this time had a refined and wise temperament and was dressed like an ordinary housekeeper. No one would have thought that this was Fang Xuanling, who was in charge of hundreds of officials and in charge of government affairs at that time. He was known as Fang Guduoduo. Riding on the horses on both sides were two tall and rugged young men, namely General Wu Weilang and the two princes of the current dynasty, Cheng Chumo and Yuchi Baolin. In the carriage, the person wearing a plain hat and cloth is none other than the current Emperor of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin. Sitting next to him was the three-year-old boy, the Ninth Prince Li Zhi, the future Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.