Great Tang: I Remonstrate to the Death Every Day Until Li Er Loses His Mind

[Historical what-if + transmigration + System]

Zhao Ming transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty years ago. Without a System or a golden finger, he had tasted all the misery of feudal life.

Fortunately, in his previous life he had been a literature PhD. Through sheer hard work,

he finally made it into the palace examination.

He had planned to become an ordinary official and leave it at that.

Then, unexpectedly, a System suddenly appeared! It told Zhao Ming that it was a Martyr’s Remonstrance System.

As long as he fulfilled the prerequisite of remonstrating before dying, he could return to the modern era and receive an entire street in Shanghai, along with one billion in cash.

So Zhao Ming began his journey of remonstrance unto death.

“Your subject would rather die than stay silent! Li Zhi must not become emperor. He’s a useless fool.”

“Your subject would rather die than stay silent! Curb the power of the Five Great Clans and Seven Noble Houses, and give the common people a chance to rise.”

“Your subject would rather die than stay silent! Execute Princess Chengyang, that shameless slut, a brazen, wanton woman.”

Zhao Ming kept blasting away in the imperial court.

Even Wei Zheng was stunned by his behavior.

Not a single official in the Tang Dynasty thought Zhao Yuan would survive.

Yet nobody expected Li Shimin to awaken a System that monitored his descendants in later generations.

Using the System’s power, he discovered that everything Zhao Ming said was true.

His rebellious son Li Zhi had actually handed the Tang Empire over to a woman.

The Five Great Clans and Seven Noble Houses had actually joined forces to rig the imperial examinations and exploit the common people, driving Huang Chao to rebel and causing the fall of Chang’an.

And his own daughter, a married woman, had actually been having an affair with a monk?

How humiliating! She had disgraced the Li imperial family beyond all measure.