Great Tang: I'm the Imperial Grandson? Defying the Entire Court of Ministers!

The moment Li Xiang opened his eyes, he found himself the eldest grandson of Li Shimin and the eldest son of Crown Prince Li Chengqian. His first reaction wasn't joy, but a headache. Before long, Wei Zheng would die, Li You would rebel, and his own father would charge headlong down the road to treason, until the whole family was exiled to Qianzhou.

Li Xiang had no intention of going down with them. If he couldn't talk his father out of it, then he'd take down the court officials first.

Zhang Xuansu called Li Chengqian a "tyrant like Jie and Zhou" and a "son unworthy of his tiger father" right to his face. Twelve-year-old Li Xiang drew his sword and slammed it down in front of him. "Pick it up and fight me to the death!" The old official's knees went weak on the spot. Then Zhang Xuansu tried to slander Li Chengqian in front of Li Shimin. Li Xiang charged in and punched him, leaving his face a mess, then fired back at Li Shimin: "If someone insulted Emperor Gaozu, what would you do, Grandfather?" Li Shimin was left speechless and eventually threw Zhang Xuansu into prison.

Princess Jinyang was frail, so he secretly helped nurse her back to health. His father wanted to rebel, so Li Xiang kept an eye on him every day.

Many years later, once Li Xiang had ascended the throne, he couldn't help reflecting: Without me, this family would have fallen apart sooner or later. Those elderly ministers filling the court? In front of the imperial grandson, they were all just little brothers.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or persons is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.