Traveling through the early years of Zhenguan, Li Chengqian became the most miserable prince. In order to avoid the tragedy of being deposed as a prince, Li Chengqian had to pretend to be conscientious, well-behaved and sensible.
He is a good son in the eyes of Li Shimin, a good prince in the eyes of his ministers, and a good brother in the eyes of his younger brothers and sisters.
I thought I would succeed to the throne just like this, but I didn't expect that the life-changing system that had been sleeping for three years would finally wake up.
Can you become stronger by changing other people's impressions of you?
So the originally well-behaved prince disappeared, and was replaced by a dandy prince whose expression changed after talking.
Li Shimin: My son must not be like this!
Kong Yingda: His Royal Highness the Prince does not respect Confucianism, so he must be bewitched by a traitor!
Monk Bianji: Your Highness the Prince must have been possessed by a demon for destroying my Buddhism!
Everyone: We wait! Please kill the prince!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
