Great Tang: Li Er Forces Me to Rebel from the Start!

Li Xin accidentally transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes Li Er's adopted son.

Five years beyond the frontier.

He defeats the Eastern Turkic Khaganate, pacifies Gaochang, campaigns in Tuyuhun Valley, waters his horses south of the desert, and seals his legacy at Mount Langjuxu, establishing a foundation for the ages.

Yet the court officials grow suspicious of him, and Li Er becomes wary.

Outside Xuanwu Gate, Crown Prince Li Chengqian and Prince of Wei Li Tai lie in wait with assassins to kill Li Xin.

At court, Li Er falsely accuses Li Xin of rebellion and stations armed men on both sides of the hall.

The moment perfectly illustrates the saying: When the birds are gone, the good bow is put away.

"Since you say I'm rebelling, then damn it, I'll rebel! It's time this realm had a new master!"

Li Xin rides into the palace hall, his gaze icy. The assembled officials tremble.

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