After transmigrating into the body of Li Chengqian, crown prince of the Great Tang, all I want is to lie low, stay alive, and get deposed as soon as possible.
So I yawn in court, give rabbits a bath, and advocate enfeoffing the princes, doing my best to play the good-for-nothing.
But my father, Li Shimin, gives me an increasingly inscrutable look. “Chengqian, you're putting on quite a performance.”
When the Turks invade southward, my offhand suggestion to “wear them down and harass the border” becomes national policy.
When locusts devastate Guanzhong, my modern management methods are praised as benevolent governance.
Li Tai sees me as his archenemy, while Li Ke becomes my secret ally.
Yuchi Jingde thumps his chest and volunteers to guard me, while Wei Zheng impeaches me even as he helps revise my memorials.
I don't want to wear that dragon robe. It's too heavy, too weighty, too hot to handle.
But when I turn around...
The civil and military officials are already kneeling before the throne, and my father pushes the imperial seal toward me.
“This realm can only be entrusted to someone who doesn't want to rule it.”
All I can say is: Father, this dragon robe really doesn't fit!
Um, when I first started watching, what did the male protagonist do in his previous life? When I saw the part where he told Empress Changsun about his dream, I was a little unclear about what the male protagonist did in his previous life 🧐
It's a very interesting novel. If you like reading mindless and cool novels, don't read it. I hope the author can continue to update it. Judging from the current results of this novel, I feel that it will be discontinued.
Very, very good-looking, with a very clear structure.
IQ, knowledge, literary talent, logic... So beautiful
Very beautiful, highly recommended. I saw it on the recommendation page during the book shortage.