The Most Powerful Official in Zhenguan: Your Majesty, Why Are You Rebelling?

In the ninth year of Wude, Taibai Jingtian, the Qin Palace was in a desperate situation. Li Shimin held a long sword in his hand and hesitated on the eve of Xuanwu Gate - if he took this step, he would kill his brother and force his father, and he would be infamy throughout the ages. In death row, Li Yichen drew the final "Dead End Deduction Diagram" on the wall with the help of a weak candlelight. When the bright yellow figure sneaked into the prison to seek advice, Li Yichen looked calm and only asked: "Your Highness, history books are never written by dead people. You dare not rebel, are you afraid of being infamy, or are you afraid that... You won't win?" "If you are afraid of not being able to win, I will be your highness's sword; if you are afraid of being infamy, I will be your highness's *'Mo'** and wash away the bloody hands for you." Li Yichen, a modern scholar who is proficient in geopolitics and institutional design, traveled through the Tang Dynasty and became a prisoner waiting to be executed. He regarded the Zhenguan Dynasty as a precision-operated project and carried out a surgical "dimension reduction and reshaping" of the early Tang Dynasty. Faced with the knowledge monopoly of the five surnames and Qi Wang, he resorted to "movable type printing" and "punctuation marks" to usher in an era of the rise of poor families; Faced with the expansion of imperial power, he formulated the "Laws of the Tang Dynasty" to lock power into an institutional cage.