My Father Dares to Steal Yang Yuhuan, So I'll Take His Empire

As a descendant of the Li Tang dynasty, he naturally had to follow the Xuanwu Gate inheritance law.

Does he kill his father later? I once read a book where the protagonist killed his father to seize the throne. That protagonist was ruthless and decisive, killing anyone who stood in his way, even his own father. It was really satisfying to read. The male protagonist's childhood sweetheart and fiancée fell in love with a monk.

As Li Longji's son, to inherit the Xuanwu Gate Law, the most important thing is to have military power and supportive ministers. However, everyone knows that Li Longji is wary of his son and would never allow him to have access to these things. So, it depends on the author's writing style.

The original owner was overjoyed; not only did he keep his wife, but he also had someone to help him carry on the family line.

Author, I came from the Xu Xian novel, and now I have a few questions: Is Xiaoqing's mother a centipede spirit? Is Master Qi a centipede spirit? Is Yan Chixia's old flame also a centipede spirit? Was Xiaoqing abused by her mother?

If he dares to steal your wife, you should steal his wife too.

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The previous scene was still in Yizhou, how did you jump straight to killing Gao Lishi?

Author, I don't quite understand your progress. Could you tell me how many words you plan to write?

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