Li Chengqian of Great Tang: From the Start, I Slay My Brother and Kill Li Shimin

On the first day of the fourth month in the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, Li Chengqian is accused of plotting a rebellion by a trusted aide over the Li You case, and imprisoned in the Eastern Palace.

Unable to bear the humiliation awaiting him, the Crown Prince hangs himself.

His soul travels a thousand years into the future, but when he wakes, only half a day has passed.

A sign-in System descends. From the start, he receives 200,000 heavily armored infantry, all at his command.

The lame, disgraced Crown Prince Li Chengqian stands by the window, gazing at the imperial palace.

From this day on, they are no longer father and son, only enemies. He raises an army in rebellion, brutally kills Li Tai, and advances on Xuanwu Gate.

Father and son face each other in battle, blood staining the palace walls.

“Imperial Father, this is the last time I will call you that. The victor becomes king, the loser is disgraced. The old Li Chengqian is dead. Today, all I have left is revenge.”

“From this day on, I am the emperor. Who dares disobey?”

He conquers Xuanwu Gate, kills Li Zhi, and orders Li Shimin to die.

From now on, he rules the world.

He establishes the imperial examinations, opens up commerce, smelts steel, and builds guns and cannons. While Turkic cavalry still dream of sweeping across the world, gunmen and red-coated cannons are already assembled. While foreign tribes still draw bows and shoot arrows, iron ships take to the water and planes take to the sky.

The Great Tang enters the industrial age ahead of its time.

Betrayal, rebirth, overwhelming victory: the disgraced Crown Prince returns to crush everything in his path and forge a new golden age with an iron fist.