Great Tang: I, the Fourth Prince, Work Nine to Five

In 626 AD, hundreds of thousands of Turkic troops besieged Chang'an, and Li Shimin was preparing to sign the humiliating Treaty of the Wei River.

Suddenly, someone exclaimed, "It's a quarter past seven! The Fourth Prince has to go to work! Stop him!"

Li Chengqian burst into tears. "Fourth Brother, don't go out! There are a hundred thousand Turkic troops out there. You can't beat them!"

An hour and a half later, Jieli Khan wailed in terror, "Don't kill me! I surrender! I surrender!"

From then on, every day when it was ten o'clock, soldiers in neighboring countries would fall into a panic.

Tubo: "Retreat, hurry! It's ten o'clock!"

Goguryeo: "That god of slaughter is about to start work! Run!"

Just as Li Tai stormed into their imperial palace, the neighboring countries watched in horror as he glanced at the time. "It's time to clock out. Retreat."

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