Great Tang: Inheriting the Xuanwu Gate, I Keep My Distance from His Edge

He transmigrates into the body of Li Chengqian, the Tang crown prince during the Zhenguan era. Afflicted by a leg condition, he is the legitimate heir to the empire, yet suspicion between father and son grows, and the brothers are deeply estranged. He had hoped to turn his tragic fate around. But despite all his careful plans to take control of the Tang Empire ahead of time, his attempted rebellion is exposed in its entirety. The Eastern Palace collapses, and he becomes a disgraced prisoner. It seems the wheels of history are still destined to crush him. At the brink of despair, his golden finger finally arrives! He builds his strength within his prison and sees the dangers lurking beneath the empire’s golden age. He refuses to become the deranged, disgraced crown prince described in the history books, and he refuses to let the new emperor end his life with a cup of poison. Tell me, has any deposed crown prince in history ever lived out his days in peace? “My dear younger brother, I’ll be waiting for you at Xuanwu Gate, come rain or shine!” “If you’re a man, come face me at Xuanwu Gate. Whoever wins becomes crown prince!” “Father, I want command of all the empire’s troops!”