When he woke up, Li Chengqian became the prince of the Tang Dynasty.
Historically, the fate of this prince was miserable - he suffered from leg problems, his brothers were framed, he was deposed for his rebellion, and he was exiled to Qianzhou. He was only twenty-seven years old when he died. At this time, the Supreme Emperor Li Yuan had just passed away, and he passed away due to excessive grief. Li Chengqian took over this frail body, and the imperial doctor diagnosed him that he would not live to be thirty.
Can't survive thirty? He is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, how can he endure this?
What's even more troublesome is that this is actually Journey to the West.
Laojun changed his name to Li Boyang and went to the East Palace late at night to deliver a prescription for body tempering. On the streets of Chang'an, Yuan Shoucheng set up a fortune-telling stall, waiting for the Jinghe Dragon King to take the bait. Buddhism's chess pieces are falling - they want to move the Tang Dynasty's state affairs to Lingshan in the name of fetching scriptures.
Heaven has decreed that human emperors and their bloodlines are not allowed to cultivate immortality. If you dare to disobey, there will be no rain in Fengxian County for three years.
The path to immortality is cut off. But Li Chengqian thought of another way - not to borrow from heaven and earth, but to cultivate oneself. Skin and flesh, internal organs, muscles and bones, blood removal, and golden body. He turned the martial arts fantasy he had read for more than ten years in his previous life into a martial arts blueprint.
In the thirteenth year of Zhenguan, the innocent soul of the Dragon King of Jinghe broke into the Tai Chi Hall and demanded his life. When Li Shimin was captured by the ghost, Li Chengqian stood in front of the palace and punched out. The dragon soul exploded into light spots all over the sky, and the ghost fled in panic.
"My father is the emperor of the human world. The underworld has no right to detain a human king."
The Buddhist chess game was shattered by this punch. In anger, Li Shimin issued an order to exterminate Buddhism and negotiated with Lingshan: the scriptures can be obtained, but Tang Monk is only a "law-seeker", and the Tang Dynasty army will "escort" him westward.