Comparing Two Tang Dynasties: The Royal Family's Discarded Son Is Way Too Strong

Name: Comparing Two Tang Dynasties: The Royal Family's Discarded Son Is Way Too Strong
Author: Can't Win Girls Over

双大唐对比，皇室弃子也太强了吧

by Can't Win Girls Over (追女生追不上)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 140k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Li Canglang finally completed the Tang Dynasty’s third Five-Year Plan. Just as he was about to drink himself into a stupor...

He unexpectedly awakened a System!

The Ultimate Comparison System!

It compares a Tang Dynasty where Li Shimin finds the son he once abandoned with one where he never finds him!

It reveals what this abandoned royal son truly means to the Tang Dynasty!

Successful comparisons earn countless rewards.

Li Chengqian is deposed VS Li Chengqian and Li Tai are brothers on good terms

The Treaty of the Wei River: pay them off, then send them women VS Li Canglang’s three campaigns to eradicate the Turks

Li Shimin dies alone and miserable VS Li Shimin enjoys the company of his children and grandchildren and lives out his days in peace

Li Shimin: My dear son, blessed from birth and destined for greatness! Why didn’t I find the son I abandoned back then? If I had, I’d have become an emperor greater than Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han! I was truly so foolish!! The most foolish ruler of all time!!!

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