Cao Ang: Tian Khan Came to the End of Han Dynasty

In 649, Li Shimin abdicated after falling ill and was succeeded by Li Zhi; father and son had a dispute over two opposing military orders, and Li Shimin withdrew his orders but still retained his own judgment. He died in the spring of 660, and woke up in the midst of the Wancheng rebellion in 197, with the horse's reins thrust into his hands. Chapter 001 continued. Abdication and longevity are clearly fictitious and do not pretend to be original history.