Great Tang: You Were Supposed to Tutor the Crown Prince, Not Take Him Grave Robbing

He transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty, becomes Li Ke, Prince of Wu, the least favored of them all, and binds himself to the [Ultimate Rebellious Son Mentor System].

His dream is to lie flat and live like a lazy fish, but the System forces him to teach the Crown Prince, Li Chengqian.

Seeing the Crown Prince, insecure because of his leg ailment, berated into silence by the great scholar Kong Yingda, Li Ke flies into a rage.

“Don’t be afraid, Your Highness. I’ll teach you a method for managing your emotions!”

That very night, Kong Yingda is ambushed on his way home, beaten until his face is black and blue, and left crying that he’ll never dare do it again!

Li Shimin erupts in fury. “You rebellious brat, what do you have to say for yourself?”

Li Ke looks utterly innocent. “Father, please calm down. I’m just using ‘physical persuasion to promote learning’ and ‘immersive stress-resistance training.’ Look, the Crown Prince is so much more motivated to study now!”

From then on, the Tang Dynasty goes completely off the rails.

When Li Chengqian leads the Eastern Palace Guard in using the “special operations” Li Ke taught him to raid the strongholds of the Five Great Clans, Li Shimin finally breaks down.

“I told you to be his teacher, not to turn him into the leader of a band of robbers!”