Great Tang: After Lying Flat, Li Er Overhears My Thoughts

Transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty, Li Ke became the Prince of Shu.

Knowing history, he decided to quietly live the life of a prince.

Unexpectedly, he awakened the Lie Flat System. As long as he lay flat, he would receive countless generous rewards.

But Li Er could hear his thoughts!

Li Jing: "Your Majesty, give me just two hundred thousand soldiers, and I can pacify Liang Shidu."

Heh. You can reclaim Shuofang without losing a single soldier, and you still want to waste the people's labor and resources on an army of two hundred thousand?

"The Japanese envoys have come to the Tang Dynasty to humbly learn from our glorious Celestial Empire. Their sincerity is deeply moving. Someone, send them papermaking, ironworking, and all the rest."

Has he been kicked in the head by a donkey? He's handing advanced technology to those ungrateful traitors, just waiting for them to grow strong enough to invade?

Send an army to conquer Japan and enslave them forever.

And Goguryeo too. Beat those Koreans down until they're Lower Goguryeo.

Li Er shuddered and shouted, "Guards, execute those damn Japanese envoys! Muster the troops at once. I'll lead the eastern campaign myself!"

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