I Monopolized the Economy of Datang

Li Ke traveled through the Tang Dynasty and became Li Shimin's most disliked son, Li Ke. The huge Shu palace didn't even have decent furniture. He was not only betrayed by his captain of the guard, but also framed by the prince. Recalling the historical plot, Li Ke killed the villain in anger, severed the father-son relationship with Li Shimin, and left the palace. Soon after. . . . . . "Father, the perfume is monopolized by Li Ke" "Your Majesty, the ice cubes are monopolized by Li Ke." "Your Majesty, the food is monopolized by Li Ke" . . . . . . Li Shimin, "You traitor, why don't you hand it over quickly" Li Ke said with great disdain, "Why should I give you the industry I monopolize?" . . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.