Great Tang: I Am the Crown Prince, and I'm Asking for Death

A monotonous life is dull and dreary. A life spent courting death is the only perfect one.

I will dominate the Tang Dynasty by courting death.

Riding a donkey while reading a play script, mouthing off to the emperor, debating the entire court, kicking great scholars, and dismantling palace halls with my bare hands.

I berated Changsun and Yuchi, and won a huge reward.

I tore up an imperial edict, and the civil and military officials praised me.

I beat up a prince, and was hailed as a benevolent crown prince.

Courting death every day is good for the body and mind. The more I do it, the better it feels.

Me! The crown prince! Courting death!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.