College student Li Ze stayed up late reviewing time travel.
When he woke up, he became the prince of the Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian. Before he could figure out the situation, he was faced with an impeachment memorial thrown by the emperor: 300,000 taels of silver were missing, and the signature was his own.
Three hundred thousand taels. Three days deadline. If the investigation is unclear, he will be deposed.
What's worse is that the personal eunuch who serves tea and water next to him delivers a message to someone in the palace every night. The old official in the household department that he trusted led him into the pit every step of the way. But the Sui King who bit him to death in the court sent someone to deliver a jade plaque late at night, with a line of words engraved on the back:
"I know where the witnesses are."
Enemy or ally? The person who set up the trap hid deep in the palace wall, using collaged notes, royal clearing paper, and abandoned bow and crossbow workshops to weave a huge network that spanned the Ministry of Household Affairs, the Arms Prison, and the Imperial Army.
Li Chengqian only has the brain of a modern college student, three days, and a game of chess that has been waiting for him since thousands of years ago.
Dressing as a prince is just the beginning. Only if you survive can you be worthy of being the emperor.
