Seven Years After His Rebirth in Zhenguan, the Prince Rebelled Against His Son and Persuaded the Emperor

Li Chengqian died in the place of exile in Qianzhou. He was left alone on his bed, trapped in a knot in his heart all his life. He resented his father Li Shimin for being harsh and ungrateful, favored Li Tai, and forced his eldest son to rebel. Once he opens his eyes, his consciousness goes back seven years to Zhenguan. At this time, his leg disease has not worsened, his storage position is stable, his mother is still alive, and all tragedies have not yet occurred. Returning with deep hatred for Qianzhou for the rest of his life, Li Chengqian no longer wanted to be the submissive prince of the East Palace. Li Shimin came to the East Palace to teach, but his words were offensive and sharp. When discussing matters in the court, he repeatedly refuted the holy will in public, and he was like a traitor. The emperor was furious and puzzled. Why did the formerly calm prince change his temperament so much? After repeated confrontations, tests, and pulls, the talented and resourceful Tang Taizong gradually pushed aside his imperial pride and saw the sensitivity and grievances that his eldest son had hidden for many years. Li Tai secretly plotted to seize his heir, the factions of the courtiers were undercurrent, Hou Junji was waiting for the opportunity to instigate, and crises from the previous life followed one after another. While Li Chengqian resisted the plots of all parties, he also had a heart-to-heart game with his father. In the past life, father and son were estranged and at war with each other; in this Chang'an Palace, can half a lifetime of misunderstanding be resolved? He doesn't want to end up in exile in Qianzhou and die in depression. In this life, he wants to fight for the belated sincerity between father and son, keep his own, and keep the ending that Datang should have.