Great Tang: He’s Only the Crown Prince. What’s Wrong with Killing Him?

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Lin Tian became an invincible God of War with the help of the System.

He campaigned against the Turks, destroyed Tuyuhun, and guarded the frontier for ten years. His iron cavalry trampled countless foreign enemies.

For his great achievements, Li Shimin issued an imperial decree, enfeoffing him as a prince with the same rank as the emperor and summoning him back to Chang'an to receive his reward.

After receiving the decree, Lin Tian set off for Chang'an.

But he arrived early, with several days remaining before the investiture ceremony. So Lin Tian went straight to the homes of his fallen subordinates to deliver the court's compensation to their families.

However, while visiting his former subordinates' families, he witnessed the emperor's son-in-law abusing his power and breaking the law to seize their fertile farmland.

When he saw Lin Tian arrive, the man showed not a hint of remorse. Instead, he ordered him to dismount and kowtow.

Thinking of the families of those who had given their lives for their country, not only denied the respect they deserved but left covered in bruises, Lin Tian flew into a rage.

Then came a shout: "You're nothing but a prince, and you dare act so arrogantly?"

The prince was beheaded on the spot.

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