Datang: Am I the Grandson of the Emperor? the Old Ministers of the Court Are so Tough!

When he opened his eyes and became Li Shimin's eldest grandson and the eldest son of Prince Li Chengqian, Li Xiang's first reaction was not happiness, but a headache - not long after, Wei Zheng will die, Li You will rebel, and his biological father will also go on a rampage on the road to rebellion, and finally the whole family will be exiled to Qianzhou. Li Xiang didn't want to be buried with him. Since you can't persuade dad, let's get rid of the courtiers first. Zhang Xuansu called Li Chengqian "Jie Zhou" and "tiger father and dog son" in person. Li Xiang was twelve years old. He drew his sword and threw it in front of him: "Pick up the sword and fight me to the death!" The veteran's legs went weak on the spot. Making trouble in front of Li Shimin? Li Xiang pounced on him and punched Zhang Xuansu in front of him until his face was full of tears. He retorted to Li Shimin: "If someone insults Emperor Gaozu, what will happen to Aweng?" Li Shimin was silenced and finally sent Zhang Xuansu to prison. Princess Jinyang was sick and frail, so he quietly nursed her back to health; his own father wanted to rebel, but he guarded her against her every day. Many years later, when Li Xiang sat on the throne, he sighed with emotion every time he thought about it: Without me, this family would have to break up sooner or later. A veteran of the Manchu Dynasty? In front of the emperor and grandson, they are just younger brothers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.