I Open an Academy in Great Tang

An official should be corrupt, and a subject should be sycophantic. Li Shimin is brimming with ambition, Li Chengqian is dissolute and reckless, scholars spout empty talk about the realm, and neighboring states eye it like wolves and tigers. During the Zhenguan era, Xiao Kai, the second son of Duke of Song Xiao Yu, is a thoroughly vile scoundrel. His wicked deeds shatter the bustle of a prosperous age, and civil officials and military generals alike begin to redefine what it means to be a “gentleman.”