Li Zhongzheng transmigrates and becomes Li Shimin’s second son. The moment he opens his eyes, he has to flee with his mother.
Li Yuanji files a complaint: “Father, you must see justice done for your son. My second brother’s fool of a son beat my son to death. I beg you to make Second Brother hand over the culprit and pay for my son’s life.”
The court officials all agree: “Your Majesty, we second the petition.”
Li Yuan: “Erlang, things have come to this. Go back and bring that rebellious son here.”
Li Shimin has no choice but to return to his residence, preparing to hand his son over to his own father. He reasons that his father surely wouldn’t kill his own grandson, then orders his men to tie up that little rebel and bring him in. Changsun Wugou says, “Erlang, Sister Wang just rode off with Zhongzheng toward the west gate.” Li Shimin says, “Changsun Wuji, Hou Junji, take some men and bring the mother and son back.” But Changsun Wuji and Hou Junji intend to kill them both. Meanwhile, the Crown Prince’s residence sends Xue Wanche to search for them. Unexpectedly, Cheng Yaojin intervenes, allowing them to escape Chang’an and vanish without a trace.
Six years later, Li Zhongzheng returns to Chang’an. He can summon wind and rain at will, wield his brush to pacify the realm and his sword to settle the world.
Li Er, Changsun Wuji, Hou Junji, just you wait. All the countries around the Tang Empire, you wait too. And those overseas, every last one of you, just wait.
Not bad. Is this rating a little low?
Ah, cut, cut, cut, cut, cut, okay.
Good, good, good, good
What I wrote before is okay, but you are very good at writing reports. Can you write it from a first-person perspective instead of a self-narration?
Not bad, although he was still a grandson, he was top-notch at that time. I don't have the ability to turn the table over, so I can protect myself enough.