Great Tang: Li Shimin, You Don't Deserve to Be a Father!

(No Sucking Up to Li Er. An Uncaring Father, an Ungrateful Son.)

After an accident, Li Chengqian transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and became its crown prince, Li Chengqian.

It was the sixteenth year of the Zhenguan era, the very year Li Chengqian was deposed as crown prince and banished for plotting rebellion.

Transmigrating at this moment left Li Chengqian with a jumble of feelings.

The good news: Li Chengqian had the golden finger every transmigrator needed.

The bad news: His golden finger needed time and luck to develop.

Still, now that he had a golden finger, Li Chengqian had no intention of relying on Li Shimin's favor to survive, as other transmigrators who arrived at this point in history did.

In his previous life, Li Chengqian had looked down on Li Shimin, the so-called emperor of the ages. In this life, he loathed his blatantly biased father.

So, after taking care of all the miscellaneous matters, Li Chengqian stormed into the palace to confront Li Shimin.

He resigned as crown prince and confessed everything about his plot to rebel.

As he spoke, Li Chengqian's words grew fierce, each one cutting straight to Li Shimin's heart.

Finally, in front of a host of ministers, he left Li Shimin with these words:

“Li Shimin, your whole life has been spent trying to prove to Grandpa Emperor that he was wrong, that he didn't know how to raise an heir.”

“Today, as the Tang crown prince, I tell you that you're no better than Grandpa Emperor. You don't know how to raise an heir either.”

“And, Li Shimin, as your son, I tell you that you don't know how to be a father! You don't deserve to be one!”

With that, Li Chengqian swept out.

Hearing those words, Li Shimin flew into a rage and passed out on the spot.

In short: He has a small fight with Li Shimin every three days and a big one every five.