Liu Che transmigrates to the early Tang Dynasty with a System.
The System stipulates that if he wants better rewards, he has to rebel.
With no other choice, Liu Che can only take the path of rebellion.
One day, three men arrive in the village.
They are the Tang trio: Li Er, Fang Xuanling, and Changsun Wuji.
Unlike other protagonists, Liu Che recognizes all three at a glance.
He pretends not to know who they are and gives Li Er advice, step by step.
He leads Li Er down a path that will put him at odds with the aristocratic clans.
In the end, his plan succeeds. Li Er falls out with the clans, and Liu Che seizes the opportunity to rebel.
Li Er: "Fine, I'll come clean. I'm..."
Liu Che: "Come clean about what? You're just the emperor. What's there to confess? Go make some pancakes!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Well, in other novels, you don't know anything. Even if the protagonist knows that what the emperor got is from the protagonist, he still automatically shifts the target of suspicion. All in all it's good But I haven't watched it yet. I just read the introduction.