Great Tang: From the Start, I Choose to Strike Out on My Own

After transmigrating to the end of the Sui Dynasty, he became an unwanted eldest son born to a concubine, just as his father, Li Yuan, was preparing to rebel.

When their plans leaked, Li Jiancheng and the other legitimate sons abandoned him in Guanzhong, leaving him as an insignificant pawn.

Was he supposed to give the Li family another reason to rebel? Was he supposed to accept an unjust fate just because he was born to a concubine?

No. From the start, he chose to strike out on his own and sever ties with the Li family!

Yang Guang: "This young man is a hero of our age. Why don't I arrange a marriage to win him over?"

Li Jiancheng: "Please, spare my life for old times' sake."

Li Yuan: "Come back. I'll have your name restored to the family register."

Li Shimin: "How can someone born to a concubine become emperor? And now he's stolen the woman I love!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.