Tang Dynasty: Nine-Year-Old Rebelled Against the King

Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, he became Li Chengdao, the nine-year-old second son of Li Jiancheng, King of Lu An. In the ninth year of Wude, Li Shimin launched the Xuanwumen Revolution, killing his brother and imprisoning his father to seize the throne. Li Chengdao and several brothers were imprisoned in the sky prison, in danger, and could be secretly executed at any time. Fish and meat on the chopping board, left to be slaughtered? That's impossible! Li Chengdao awakened the system, and at the age of nine, he led three hundred trapped troops to lead his brothers out of the prison, and by the way, he also rescued Li Yuan who was forced to abdicate. After the bloody battle, he fought his way out of Chang'an City, went all the way south, established a firm foothold, restored Li Yuan, and established the Tang Dynasty. Since then, Li Chengdao raised the flag of rebellion and became the smallest rebel in history, starting a journey of rebellion with his grandfather. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.