Great Tang: Li Er Takes Me as His Master from the Start

Han Fu transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty during the Zhenguan era. With no idea when his System will activate, he rambles on as a beggar, delivering lofty speeches that persuade a silk merchant named Huang Shang to give up business for politics and take him as his teacher.

Since the man is his own disciple, Han Fu has to make the effort to teach him. He provides food and drink, and even has to marry off his daughter to him. None of that matters.

Disciple, this four-wheeled cart is yours. It was made by Marquis Zhuge back in the day. You can use it to get around.

Thank you, Master, for this precious gift!

Disciple, if you present this method for refining fine salt to the emperor, you'll be a second-rank official in no time.

Thank you for your instruction, Master!

It wasn't until he married Huang Shang's daughter that Han Fu realized the disciple he had always scolded and punished, who was also his father-in-law,

was actually Li Shimin...

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