Film and TV: the Princes of the Heavens, Plotting to Seize the Throne from Their Direct Descendants!

Li Xiu lost his life while saving people, and was bound to the Tiandao Alliance system after his death. He was thrown into the world of Qing Yunian and became the third son of Emperor Qing - a new prince who did not exist at all in the original work. The beginning is a palace change. One of the maids beside his mother wanted to steal him, and the other wanted to stab him to death on the spot. After being lucky enough to save a life, the first thing Li Xiu did was to make demands on the system: If you don't practice martial arts, you can't succeed. If you want to survive, you have to rush to the Grand Master. Emperor Qing used him as a whetstone, and the prince and second brother guarded him against entering the game. While he was practicing swordsmanship in seclusion at Yuxiu Palace, he asked his system guards to go to the border to practice his military exploits. In the spring of that year, he met a sixty-five-year-old scholar at the door of his restaurant. The old man said that he came to take the imperial examination not because he wanted to be an official, but because he wanted to hit this rotten wall. Li Xiu toasted him with a glass of wine and said nothing. Before the undercurrent in the palace was finished, the system had already popped up the next copy—do you know? Li Xiu lowered his head and glanced at the newly printed prince identity card on the panel. This was his plan for the power of the heavens. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.