The Soul Penetrates Li Chengqian's Unparalleled Tang Dynasty

Note: fictional history, a refreshing article. Historical events will be referenced, but the author is the final screenwriter. According to the party's rules, please enter with caution, and please invite friends from Tuyile - it is guaranteed to be lively and enjoyable. The Tang Dynasty was a fascinating dynasty and a dynasty that people were proud of. This dynasty had too much pride and too many regrets. Li Chengqian, the eldest son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, was established as the prince at the age of eight. However, he rebelled and was deposed in the 17th year of Zhenguan. He died in exile two years later. History books say that he "limped with a foot disease and gradually lost love for his father"; that he "favored actors and behaved absurdly"; that he was "bewitched by sycophants such as Hou Junji and Li Yuanchang"; but did he really have the intention to rebel? When the modern soul travels back to the prince who is about to be abandoned by history, what he has to do is not only save his life - he wants Li Shimin to see a different eldest son; he wants famous ministers such as Wei Zheng, Fang Xuanling, and Li Jing to see a prince worth assisting; he wants Li Chengqian, who died because of him, to leave a completely different chapter in the history of the Tang Dynasty.