Great Tang: Father, Don't Move. If You Have Something to Say, Kneel First

Not long after the Xuanwu Gate Incident, the Turks seize their chance to invade southward and advance to the Wei River, forcing Li Er to bow his head and sign a humiliating treaty.

At this moment, Li Ke transmigrates into the body of the third prince. He, his mother, and his younger brother, descendants of the previous dynasty, are falsely accused of colluding with the Turks.

Condemned by everyone, they face Li Er's furious ruthlessness and are driven to the brink of ruin.

Li Ke denounces Li Er, severs their father-son ties, and leaves Chang'an in a show of strength to fight the Turkish army.

Half a year later, Li Ke returns with the Changsun clan and surrounds Chang'an with his army, looking down from above at Li Er, who is trembling with excitement below.

"Father, don't move. If you have something to say, say it on your knees."

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