Note: This is an alternate history and a feel-good novel. Historical events will serve as a reference, but the author has the final say. History buffs, enter at your own risk. If you're just here for fun, come on in. There's plenty of excitement and thrills.
The Tang dynasty was a fascinating era, one that inspired pride. It had so much to be proud of, but also so many regrets. Li Chengqian, eldest son of Emperor Taizong of Tang, was named crown prince at the age of eight. Yet in the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, he was deposed for plotting a rebellion, and two years later he died in exile.
The history books say he “walked with a limp due to a foot ailment, and gradually lost his father's favor”; that he “doted on entertainers and behaved outrageously”; and that he was “led astray by sycophants like Hou Junji and Li Yuanchang.” But did he really intend to rebel?
When a modern soul transmigrates into the body of this crown prince, whom history is about to cast aside, staying alive is only the beginning. He must show Li Shimin a different kind of eldest son. He must show great ministers like Wei Zheng, Fang Xuanling, and Li Jing that he is a crown prince worth supporting. And he must ensure that Li Chengqian, who died because of him, leaves an entirely different legacy in the history of the Tang dynasty.
To rate myself, I would definitely give it a 5⭐️. Although it is my first time to write a book, I feel that the setting of the story is still acceptable. I will also try my best to write this book well, so that readers who read this book will be greatly encouraged and supported by good comments 😘 The pace of this book is relatively slow, but most readers can like it. The overall story is still warm. The author is also trying to conceive of how to write the future plot. This is Mumu's first time writing a book, and it is also a plot that Mumu has been conceiving for a long time, but one person's power is always limited. Dear readers, you can give Mumu some ideas in the comment area.
Not bad, I can watch it
There was no fratricide, no suspicion between father and son, the Tang Dynasty was prosperous, everything was just right.