Zhaoling Huaiyu

During the Zhenguan period, Prince Li Chengqian suffered from low self-esteem due to a broken leg after falling from a horse. He was also walking on thin ice under the control of his father Li Shimin and the threat of Wei King Li Tai. He endured humiliation to supervise the country, provide disaster relief and quell rebellions, used his lame body to break the curse of "it is difficult to establish a prince", and learned to balance benevolence and power in the whirlpool of power: he dared to defy orders and open warehouses to save the people, but he could also crush rebellion conspiracies with iron blood. When Li Shimin finally understood his son's "way to protect the world" before his death, Li Chengqian took over Zhenguan's legacy with "Yonghui New Deal", making the lame prince's dragon throne become another beam of light shining into the prosperous Tang Dynasty - he spent half his life proving that the true path of an emperor is never measured by legs and feet, but is based on the support of people's hearts.