Great Tang: The Nine-Year-Old Rebel King

Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, he becomes Li Chengdao, the nine-year-old second son of Li Jiancheng and Prince of Lu'an.

It is the ninth year of the Wude era, after Li Shimin launched the Xuanwu Gate Incident, killed his elder brother, imprisoned his father, and seized the throne. Li Chengdao and several of his brothers are locked in the imperial prison, in grave danger and liable to be secretly executed at any moment.

Meat on the chopping block, waiting to be carved up? Not a chance!

Li Chengdao awakens a System. At the age of nine, he leads three hundred Trapped Camp soldiers and his brothers in a breakout from the imperial prison, and even rescues Li Yuan, who was forced to abdicate.

After a bloody battle, they escape Chang'an and head south. Once they have established a foothold, they restore Li Yuan to power and found a new Tang Dynasty.

From then on, Li Chengdao raises the banner of rebellion, becoming the youngest rebel in history and embarking on a journey to rebel with his grandfather.

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