Great Tang: My Father Is Li Yuanji, and I Turned Against Him at the Xuanwu Gate

[Great Tang, history, power struggles, farming, colonization, development]

After waking up, Li Mu transmigrated to the early Wude era of the Great Tang, becoming the eldest illegitimate son of Li Yuanji, Prince of Qi.

His mother had a lowly status, and he himself was unloved.

In the ninth year of Wude, the Xuanwu Gate Incident took place, and Prince of Qin Li Shimin ultimately seized power.

Crown Prince Li Jiancheng and Prince of Qi Li Yuanji were killed, and none of their children were spared.

To save his own life, Li Mu decided to get ahead of the Xuanwu Gate Incident and claim the throne for himself.

“Li Yuan, surely you don’t want all your sons to be killed, do you?”

“Li Jiancheng, you can’t hold on to the crown prince’s position. Why not let me take it?”

“Li Shimin, I hear your wife, Changsun Wugou, is beautiful. Heh.”

“Li Yuanji, I’m sparing your life only because my mother still cares about you. Now be a good retired emperor.”

I, Li Mu, got ahead of the Xuanwu Gate Incident, ushered in a golden age for the Great Tang, and brought all nations to pay tribute.