I Told Fortunes in the Tang Dynasty, and Li Shimin Begged Me on His Knees to Save the Country.

I told fortunes in the Tang Dynasty, and Li Shimin begged me on his knees to save the country. Li Jingchu traveled back in time to the ninth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty and ran a fortune-telling stall that was about to close down, but he awakened to the fortune-telling system. Li Jingchu, who has extraordinary fortune-telling skills, has set three major goals for himself in life: make money and become a rich man, marry more wives, and never participate in politics. And his first guests turned out to be Qin Wang Li Shimin and Yuchi Jingde on the eve of the Xuanwu Gate Incident. From then on, his guests were either princes or nobles, or the emperor's concubines. "Who do you think will win, the King of Qin or the Prince?" "Do you think I can eliminate the Turks, a close enemy?" "Do you think I, Wu Zhao, can become the queen?" "Do you think the Anshi Rebellion can be quelled?" How can these questions stump me, a top student in the history department? If I hadn't seen that you all have a certain status and are helpful to my business, I wouldn't even bother to answer you! What people didn't expect was that the last task given by the system was for Li Jingchu to usurp the imperial power of the Tang Dynasty and become emperor in the Ninth Five-Year Plan. "Fortunately, I was prepared..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.