Ming Dynasty + Xuanwu Gate God of War + a rebellion guaranteed + doting nephew vibes
The Ming Dynasty’s greatest noble, its most successful kept man, its greatest God of War, its biggest coward: these are all labels posterity has given me, Li Jinglong.
My maternal uncle is Crown Prince Zhu Biao, heir to the throne. In my previous life, my maternal uncle was Yang Guang. Both were my uncles, and both were future emperors. It’s enough to give anyone a headache.
My great-uncle is the Hongwu Emperor, who drove out the barbarians and restored China. He is even greater than Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of Sui, from my previous life.
The nickname of the second girl, and the name Li Jinglong, were personally chosen by the late Empress Xiaoci Gao.
I am Li Jinglong, the legitimate son of the Eldest Princess of Cao and the Prince of Qiyang, Wu Jing, heir to the title of Duke of Cao!
But no family is more heartless than the imperial household, and no tomb is more desolate than one where your loved ones lie.
