Datang: I, the King of Wu, Li Ke, Rebelled

Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, in the ninth year of Wude, Li Ke became the most regrettable King of Wu in history. At the beginning, he participated in the Weishui Alliance, shot and killed the Turkic leader Jieli Khan, won the sacred heart of Li Shimin, and was named King of Wu. Li Shimin: "Among all the princes, Ke'er is talented in literature and martial arts, and his English and fruit are similar to mine. I want to make Ke'er the crown prince..." Changsun Wuji: "King Wu is pregnant with the blood of the previous dynasty and will be the king of the Tang Dynasty for all generations. Your Majesty must not make King Wu your heir!" He was in the limelight but was ostracized and sent to Yizhou to become the governor of Yizhou with no real power. When he first arrived in Yizhou, he was assassinated. Fortunately, the system was on hand to kill the assassins and the ministers, and he was firmly seated as the governor. I originally wanted to get along well with you and be a young prince with no worries about food and clothing, but what I got in exchange was alienation and assassination. In this case, I, the king, announced: "I, the King of Wu, Li Ke, have rebelled!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.