Great Tang: I, Li Ke, Prince of Wu, Have Rebelled

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty in the ninth year of the Wude era, Li Ke became Li Ke, Prince of Wu, the most regrettable figure in history.

From the start, he took part in the Alliance at the Wei River, shot and killed the Turkic leader Jieli Khan, won Li Shimin's favor, and was made Prince of Wu.

Li Shimin: "Of all my sons, Ke'er is both learned and martial, courageous and decisive just like me. I wish to make him Crown Prince..."

Zhangsun Wuji: "Prince Wu has the bloodline of the previous dynasty. For the sake of the Tang dynasty's eternal rule, Your Majesty absolutely must not make him heir!"

At the height of his fame, he was ostracized and sent to Yizhou to become its Grand Governor, a post without any real power.

Soon after arriving in Yizhou, he was targeted for assassination. Fortunately, he had the System at his side. He slew the assassins, killed corrupt officials, and secured his seat as Grand Governor.

I wanted to get along with you all and live as a carefree little prince, but all I got in return was alienation and assassination attempts.

Since that's how it is, this prince hereby declares: "I, Li Ke, Prince of Wu, rebel!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.