Great Tang: The Emperor Is Actually Me

He transmigrates to the Wu Zhou era and becomes Di Renjie's adopted son. Here, Wu Zetian rules the realm, the Bad Shuai is determined to restore the Tang dynasty, the Snake Spirit seeks to seize power, and the Iron Hand Group scrambles for wealth.

There is also Yi Xiaochuan, who wants to avoid interfering with history, and Gao Yao, who hopes to wield power over the realm once more.

This is a chaotic world. He was originally the grandson of Emperor Taizong of Tang and Wu Zetian, but for various reasons, he ended up living among ordinary people. When he finally completes his studies and returns, he finds himself caught up in one major case after another: the murder of a Turkic envoy, the Blue Shirt Record, the Chongzhou case, an assassination plot, and more.

As these major cases are brought to a close, another unfolds: the case of the imperial grandson. There are close friends with multiple identities, Yi Xiaochuan meddles in his affairs, and Gao Yao is determined to have him killed.

There is the weak and incompetent Li Xian, the ambitious Li Longji, and Princess Taiping, who wants to become emperor.

When everything has finally come to an end, he looks back and sees that Wu Zetian has placed the throne in his hands. At last, the layers of mystery surrounding his birth are peeled away!

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