After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Ye Tian took on the identity of Li Chengzong, the eldest legitimate son of Li Jiancheng, and uncovered a shocking secret. He later told Li Shimin about it.
When the time came to bestow rewards, Li Lizhi, who had fallen in love with him at first sight, dropped him some very obvious hints, and Ye Tian asked for her hand in marriage.
Li Shimin was at a loss. With senior ministers like Fang Xuanling, Wei Zheng, and Qin Qiong pressing him, he had to make Changsun Chong break off the engagement to preserve his reputation for keeping his word.
Newlywed princess consort Ye Tian now held sway over the imperial court, and a life of wits and daring began.
A military officer won't submit? Beat him into the ground.
A civil official won't submit? Pick any poetry or song you like, and let's have at it!
Until one day, Li Shimin used the imperial seal to crack walnuts for his grandson, then discussed it with his senior ministers.
Your Majesty, why not let Ye Tian take the throne...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The protagonist becomes Li Jiancheng's son?
This protagonist wants to help you, but the protagonist is better off, just backhand and sell one of his own people, a coward, a 25-year-old boy
It hasn't been developed yet, so it's good