Great Tang: Li Er, I Don’t Want to Be a Prince!

Li Ming transmigrated by accident and became the youngest son of Tang Emperor Taizong, Li Shimin. As a newcomer, he figured that at the dawn of the Tang dynasty, all he had to do was keep his head down and fight. But once he became an imperial heir, he realized there was far more to worry about than he'd imagined. Since his father, Emperor Li Shimin, had seized the throne in a coup, the promising young and middle-aged men in the palace were all ambitious and eager to make their move. The court was a treacherous maze, and one wrong step could leave him facing certain death. Li Ming understood the risks and wanted nothing to do with the brutal whirlpool of political infighting.