The Tang Dynasty's Deposed Crown Prince

Three-year-old Li Chengqian found a wooden board. Inside it was a huge chat group called “Put Together the Nation,” full of helpful people.

Zhu Yuanzhang told him, “Your father, Li Shimin, will become emperor. He’ll reject you, and you’ll eventually go mad, rebel, and die in exile.”

Ying Zheng told him, “Maybe your father just isn’t good at expressing himself. It doesn’t mean he rejects you.”

(Fusu gave that a like.)

Yang Guang told him, “Quit talking and hurry up and rebel. Strike first to gain the advantage; wait, and you’ll be the one who suffers.”

(Yang Jian gave that a dislike.)

Liu Che told him, “Don’t rebel. Talk things out with your father. Fathers and sons don’t stay angry overnight. There’s no need to make it a matter of life and death.”

(Liu Ju reported the account for impersonation.)

Li Chengqian blinked his big eyes and sent a voice message: “Say something! I can’t read.”

The group members: “...” Who let a three-year-old who can’t read into the group?

So the helpful group members started a video call and remotely helped Li Chengqian escape the fate of being deposed, ushering in a flourishing Tang dynasty unlike any other.

Theme: A child’s growth and the exploration of family bonds