The Truth Is Out: I'm the Tang Dynasty's Hidden Tycoon

He transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes Li Tai, Prince of Wei, the chubby son most beloved by Li Shimin.

He binds himself to the [Secret Stash Multiplier System]. As long as he hides money, he gets a ten-thousandfold bonus!

He stuffs copper coins under his bed, and the next day they’ve piled up into a mountain of gold. He hides millet in the hills behind his estate, and by the following year it has become a mountain of grain.

He thinks he’s just an ordinary hoarder, secretly building a maze-like princely residence for his own amusement.

Then, in the third year of Zhenguan, disasters strike one after another and the imperial treasury runs dry. The great clans join forces to force a coup, demanding that his father surrender the throne.

His cheap dad, Li Shimin, is frantic with worry, and his mother, the empress, reluctantly comes to his residence to “borrow grain.”

When she opens the door to his study, the Imperial Seal of State rolls out to prop up a table leg.

When she slips and falls into the lake in his courtyard, they haul up not weeds but gold bricks.

When she visits his dilapidated villa outside the city, she discovers it’s piled high with the divine crop sweet potatoes, each mu yielding three thousand jin...

His mother goes mad, his father is stunned, and the entire court is dumbstruck.

Li Shimin clings to his leg and weeps: “Qingque, my dear son! Tell your father the truth: how much of your secret stash are you still keeping from me?”

He looks at him and smiles bashfully. “Not much, really... just enough to be richer than the whole world.”