Datang: I, Li Ke, Am so Poor That All I Have Left Is Gold.

Traveling through time and becoming the third prince of the Tang Dynasty, Li Ke, whose mother was a princess of the previous dynasty, had a prince above him and a beloved younger brother below him, Li Ke found that he was just a pure cannon fodder. Fortunately, I signed in at the beginning and got 100,000 taels of gold. From then on, the Tang Dynasty had a treacherous son who was extremely "poor", spent money like water, and said "I have no interest in money" every day. Li Shimin got a headache from criticizing the memorial, so he opened a shop in the West Market to sell Coke. Changsun Wuji accused him of colluding with Hu Shang, so he turned around and sent the soap into the harem for the concubines to fight for. Li Shimin wanted to hit him, but he knelt down faster than anyone else: "Father, I just want to buy a birthday gift for my mother and concubine..." Li Shimin wanted to praise him, but he ran faster than anyone else: "Father, I am not interested in being an official. I just want to lie down." Planting sweet potatoes, making honeycomb briquettes, improving the curved shaft plow, and inventing cement—the people of the Tang Dynasty became rich, the national treasury was full, and Li Shimin smiled. Then he discovered that the richest man in the Tang Dynasty was actually the traitor who borrowed fifty taels from him every day. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.