Great Tang: Li Er Overheard My Inner Thoughts from the Start

He transmigrates to the Tang dynasty and becomes the eight-year-old Prince of Liang, Li Yin. He only wants to quietly collect sign-in rewards, but Li Er sends soldiers to arrest him. After a stream of curses directed at Li Er’s ancestors, Li Er somehow overhears his thoughts.

“Your Majesty, the major Turkic tribes have formed an alliance. Why not establish an alliance with them through marriage?”

[Haven’t you heard the saying, “Those who are not of our kind will surely have different intentions”? The Turks’ ambitions are plain to see. Even if they’re forming an alliance this time, this is also a great chance to attack them. After all, none of those tribal chiefs can stand each other!]

“Yin’er, make sure you spend more time with your Crown Prince brother and learn how to govern.”

[Spend more time learning how to rebel, you mean? This cripple will later conspire with Hou Junji and the others to usurp the throne. He’s just like you, Li Er!]

Li Er: If you have something to say, spit it out! Stop talking in circles!