Datang: Prince at the Beginning, I Just Want to Apply for Resignation

Li Ming was the youngest son of Li Shimin. Historically, he was poisoned by Wu Zetian. Not wanting to die, he decided to seek demotion: he would offend the emperor and be deposed as a commoner. In class, the misinterpretation of "standing at thirty" means "thirty brothers should stand up", which made the great scholar Kong Yingda file a complaint. In the court, they punched teachers and kicked important ministers, causing a great uproar in Liangyi Hall. Seeing that he was about to succeed, Di Renjie rushed to the palace with his naughty children and seriously reported that Kong Yingda had cursed the royal family - but it turned out that the ancient text was misunderstood. Di Renjie backhandedly changed the charge to "praise of filial piety", and Li Shimin was delighted: he was granted the title of King Cao, with Fang Xuanling as his assistant. Li Ming was stunned on the spot - he committed suicide and made himself a prince. After returning to the palace, her mother Yang was Li Yuanji's widow, and her five sisters had half-fathers. The whole family crowded into the dilapidated palace and ate coarse grains. Wu Meiniang came to show off her favor with a food box, and said with a smile: "After the death of the queen, the number of times your majesty entered the harem was pitiful." Li Ming looked at this woman with a bright smile, and felt a chill go down his back - she was Wu Zetian who would slaughter all the Li Tang royal family in the future. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.