Cao Ang: The Heavenly Khan in the Late Han Dynasty

In 649, after falling ill, Li Shimin abdicated and Li Zhi took the throne. Father and son had once argued over two opposing military orders. Li Shimin withdrew his instructions, but still held on to his own judgment. In the spring of 660, he died of old age, then woke in 197 amid the chaos of war in Wancheng, with a horse's reins being thrust into his palm. Continue from Chapter 001. The abdication and extended lifespan are explicit alternate history, not a claim about real history.