Great Tang: From the Start, I Reveal the Future to Li Er!

Wen He transmigrates to the ninth year of Wude. Driven to the end of his rope by the Prince of Qi's household, he decides to seek out the Prince of Qin's residence and tell Li Shimin the entire timeline of the Xuanwu Gate Incident. Changsun Wuji immediately wants to bury him, but Li Shimin stops him.

When Wen He reveals that Empress Changsun will die in the tenth year of Zhenguan, that Li Chengqian will be deposed, and that Li Tai will be sent away, Li Shimin's hands finally begin to tremble. He doesn't care about the realm. Fixing his eyes on Wen He, he asks, "Can Guanyin Maidservant survive?" Wen He grits his teeth and says she can, as long as she stops having children and focuses on her health. Li Zhi will be gone, and Xi'er will be gone, but Empress Changsun can still grow old by his side.

After a long silence, Li Shimin points toward the back courtyard. "Gaoming, Qingque, and Sanlang are yours to teach." Wen He is dumbfounded: a college graduate teaching princes? Li Tai, with his little belly sticking out, asks what makes him qualified. Wen He clasps his hands behind his back and recites, "The fragrance of the soaring blossoms fills Chang'an; golden armor covers the whole city." After hearing the poem, Li Shimin glances at his sons and suddenly thinks this young man who came from another world might really teach them something different.

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