Great Tang: Near Death from the Start, I Activate the System!

Li Ke opened his eyes and found himself transformed into the Prince of Shu of the Great Tang. Before he could enjoy life as a prince, the Crown Prince set him up, leaving him in bed with Li Jing's daughter. Li Shimin flew into a rage and threatened to beat him to death and feed him to the dogs, while Li Jing drew his sword and vowed to fight him. The entire court was waiting to see how he would die.

At this life-or-death moment, the Strongest Backing System activated. Its mission: marry Li Jing's daughter, make Li Shimin so angry he cries, and provoke Li Jing one more time. To stay alive, Li Ke decided to go all in.

After taking a beating, he went to complain to the Retired Emperor. Li Yuan was so enraged that he stormed into Taiji Palace and tore into Li Shimin. Then Li Ke presented Li Jing with a copy of the Lost Book of Wu Mu, making him waver in his murderous intent on the spot. With that flurry of moves, Li Shimin was left with a splitting headache, Li Jing was caught between a rock and a hard place, and the court officials stared at one another in disbelief.

But the truly frightening part was that this was only the beginning. Years later, when Li Ke's identities as master of the Eighteen Riders of Yan and Yun, the Mohist Grandmaster, a Daoist Celestial Master, and the highest commander of the Sleepless Ones were revealed one after another, Li Chengqian finally panicked.

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