After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, he becomes Li Yuanfang, the ninth son of Emperor Gaozu and Prince of Zhou.
A Grandmaster at fifteen, he alone can stand against an entire nation. He single-handedly shattered the Great Sui dynasty.
To nurture the Li family's royal bloodline, he confined himself to Chaoshou Mountain for ten whole years.
Ten years later, Li Shimin launched the Xuanwu Gate Incident, killing his brothers.
He forced Li Yuan to abdicate, ushering in the Reign of Zhenguan.
The following month, a Turkic army invaded the Central Plains.
That was when Li Yuanfang emerged from seclusion.
From then on, "Yuanfang, what should we do?" became Li Shimin's catchphrase.
Li Yuanfang cared deeply about the Tang Empire.
He crushed the Turks, pacified Tibet, brought the Tuyuhun to heel, and wiped out Goguryeo.
He curbed the powerful clans of the Seven Surnames and Five Houses, and opened the imperial examinations to recruit scholars from across the land.
But in the end, Li Yuanfang realized he had become the very kind of person he once despised most.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you are mentally retarded, just kill Li Shimin and rescue Li Yuan. Then there is so much nonsense, eunuch.
Author, you are funny!! Li Ermin can't rebel if he wants to do what he wants!! Then the people will definitely not know that he killed his brother and forced his father to abdicate. Why don't you just rescue Li Yuan!! If you write like this, you will never be able to become an emperor in your lifetime!!
Di Renjie: Yuanfang, why did you become a prince?
Yuan Fang, what do you think about this?