In the Great Tang, Fathers Are Kind and Sons Are Dutiful

Name: In the Great Tang, Fathers Are Kind and Sons Are Dutiful
Author: Sour Chocolate

人在大唐，父慈子孝

by Sour Chocolate (酸酸的巧克力)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 431k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 4d ago
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[Transmigration + Tang dynasty + no System + comedy + a goofy protagonist + a loving father and filial son] His soul transmigrated into the body of Li Shimin's second son, who had died young. For more than ten years, Li Kuan had lived up to the title of spoiled wastrel, determined to become the Tang dynasty's most carefree prince! His adorable little sister is supposed to marry Changsun Chong? Li Kuan scoffed. “Is he even worthy?” Then he kicked open Li Shimin's door. The scheming Emperor Li Er tells him to learn some manners? Li Kuan scoffed. “Manners? What are those good for?” Then he quietly stuffed the loot he'd obtained from robbing the rich to help the poor into his arms... All the ministers at court support a political marriage? Li Kuan scoffed... and raised his sword. “My big brother said it: Wear the robes of Huaxia, marry a man of Han! Anyone who dares to speak in favor of a political marriage will be branded a traitor, and I'll personally send his entire clan to the afterlife!” Li Chengqian: “I never said that in my life!” Years later, when nations around the world joined forces to declare war on the Tang, Li Kuan stood on the review platform beneath the snapping banners, facing an army of a million. “Men! The mighty Tang dynasty, the eternal Huaxia: we will always uphold the principle that there can be only one Tang dynasty in the world!”

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