Great Tang: A Showdown at Xuanwu Gate? Give Me a Break!

Li Chengqian, a university history student, woke up one day as the Crown Prince of Great Tang.

He knew nothing about political scheming or palace intrigue. All he had was a face full of “pure, innocent stupidity.” How could he survive?

Should he square off at Xuanwu Gate with that seventh-century apex predator of a father? Or discuss with Li Gang just how qualified he was to be a “Crown Prince killer”?

Maybe chat with Kong Yingda about how Confucius led seventy-two gangs and three thousand brawny men, roaming the Warring States era with “benevolence” and “virtue”?

Then find Cheng Yaojin and investigate how many ways there are for an ox to die?

Or ask his dear younger brother Tai: How much extra would you pay to betray your dearest friends and family, your own flesh and blood?