Tang Dynasty: Twelve Imperial Edicts at the Beginning

Traveling through time as Li Shimin's third son, Li Ke, Luo Yi rebelled and went out with the army to quell the rebellion, only to find that the other party had colluded with the Turks to lure the wolf into the house! Kill the invading Turkic army, go out and attack the Turks, it's like entering an uninhabited land. Changsun Wuji and other ministers were wary of Li Ke's background and feared that his military achievements would affect the stability of the court, so they advised Li Shimin to issue twelve imperial edicts in succession, ordering Li Ke's troops to return to the court. Li Ke disobeyed the imperial decree and went deep into the army alone to pacify the Turks in one battle! On the occasion of his triumphant return, in the land of Longxing in Taiyuan, an imperial edict came to deprive Li Ke of all military power. It's night, Li Ke is wearing a yellow robe! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.