Li Ke, the king of Wu in the Tang Dynasty, was framed and died. He traveled through thousands of years and experienced vicissitudes of life. He returned to his wedding night in the fifteenth year of Zhenguan and saw the wife he had longed for again. The battle between Li Chengqian and Li Tai has become fierce. Li Ke doesn't want to get into trouble. He wants to jump out of the circle of right and wrong, secretly strengthen himself, and make a sudden attack. Goguryeo will never exist; Japan, well, its name is good, and it will become an inseparable part of our country from now on. Turks, go to the west. You can build a country there. I can give you titles and free up the grassland. I want to raise horses. ... Changsun Wuji: King Wu, you don't respect martial ethics. Li Ke: Why, Duke Zhao misses the Wude years? Then go ahead, no one will stop you, but Aweng doesn't seem to like you very much. Li Shimin: Ke'er, you are so good, but it makes it very difficult for me. Li Ke: Let's have it cold. Cheng Yaojin: Your Majesty, you can't stop me. King Wu has given me too much. They are all your sons anyway.
