You Told Me to Lay Low in Lingnan, but I Became the Great Tang’s Crown Prince?

He transmigrated to the Tang dynasty as Li An, the sixth son of Li Shimin. As the son of a legitimate daughter of the previous dynasty’s Emperor Yang, Li An wanted no part in the struggle for imperial power. He volunteered to go to Lingnan and live as a carefree prince. But life in Lingnan was hard. Surely he could do something good for the common people! Building roads, making glass, developing farming techniques, suppressing bandits and tribal chieftains… Isn’t that what a prince is supposed to do? How did he end up catching his imperial father’s eye, who now insists he return to the capital and become the Tang heir apparent? Li Shimin: “If you won’t come to Chang’an and become Crown Prince, are you planning to rebel against me?” Yuchi Gong: “Sixth Prince, could you lend this old man that thing of yours, the firearm?” Li Zhi: “Sixth Brother, please stay in Lingnan. Your younger brother can’t sleep or eat in peace otherwise!” Wu Meiniang: “Your Highness, I heard you’ve developed some sort of beauty pills. I’d quite like to try them…”