Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Chu Wangfu is located in Chongyifang, not far from the imperial city. After Li Xin left the mansion, his servants had set up the carriage and waited outside. He boarded the carriage very naturally, and said: "Go to the palace." The groom yelled and drove the steed forward.

Sitting on the simple carriage, Li Xin couldn't help but sigh with emotion: This early Tang Dynasty really has nothing to do with it. It's a good carriage, and it doesn't even have a shock absorber. Walking on the compacted dirt road of Chang'an Avenue is a mess. One street, the buttocks have already started to complain, and I always feel that even the brain seems to be a little bit yellow.

Finally, the carriage stopped under the imperial city. There are imperial guards guarding here, and carriages cannot enter.

Li Xin jumped out of the carriage with his waist supported, rubbed his buttocks without leaving any traces, and said to himself: "No, if I ride in this broken carriage again, it will definitely kill me. In a few days, I have to find a way to add another Shock up."

Thinking of this, he turned his head to look at the city wall in front of him, which was more than ten meters high, and there were guards from the imperial guards in armor. They stood expressionlessly, with a look of devotion to their duties, and tried their best to guard the safety of the imperial city, not letting any idlers in.

Of course, Li Xin does not belong to the ranks of idlers. All the guards guarding the gate knew him, and when they saw him, they saluted respectfully and said, "I pay my respects to His Royal Highness King Chu."

After all, Li Xin's body is filled with a soul from modern times. Suddenly seeing others respecting him so much, he was a little uncomfortable, but he couldn't show it, so he coughed lightly, waved his hands, and said, "Excuse me Excuse me, I want to enter the palace to face the saint, please let the guards inform me."

"His Royal Highness, wait a moment." After a guard finished speaking, another person ran into the palace, obviously to inform the Ouchi.

Soon, the guards were rewarded: let go. So, with the cooperation of several imperial guards, the tall city gate was opened a crack, and Li Xin was let in.

Li Xin walked through the imperial city and came outside the palace wall. There was already a servant who had heard the news and was waiting here. Li Xin walked through the palace gate under the leadership of the servant, and suddenly felt a little uneasy. After all, he was going to meet the most powerful person in the entire Tang Dynasty. The life and death of all people in the world depended on him. What if some inappropriate words made him unhappy?

Fortunately, the emperor had a very good relationship with Li Xin's deceased father. For his father's sake, even if he said something wrong, the emperor would not care too much.

Thinking of this, Li Xin silently recalled his father's name - Li Xuandao.

When he first crossed over, Li Xin rummaged through the barren historical knowledge in his mind, but he couldn't find any information about "Li Xuandao, King of Chu". At one time, he thought that this was a character that had not been recorded in the annals of history, and he was full of curiosity about him. But as he continued to organize the memories he had inherited, he found that this conclusion was not reliable.

The current emperor is the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, named Li Shimin. This point is consistent with the Tang Dynasty in Li Xin's memory, including that the previous founding emperor was Tang Gaozu Li Yuan, which also matches the history that Li Xin is familiar with. But apart from these two points, there is almost no matching part.

In the history that Li Xin could remember, Li Shimin's eldest brother was Li Jiancheng, who was the crown prince appointed by Li Yuan, and he was supposed to inherit the throne. However, Li Shimin, the second son, brazenly launched the Xuanwumen Incident at a critical moment, killed his elder brother Li Jiancheng and his fourth younger brother Li Yuanji, and drove Li Yuan from the throne and made him the Supreme Emperor. Sitting on that bloody throne, he finally became the emperor of all ages.

Thanks to the countless novels and novels of later generations, I believe that even people who know nothing about history can probably understand a thing or two about this period of history.

However, in this strange time and space, the history that Li Xin is familiar with has not happened at all.

Here, although Li Shimin is still the second child, his elder brother is Li Xin's father Li Xuandao. Like Li Jiancheng in another period of history, Li Xuandao was originally the crown prince appointed by Li Yuan, but the difference was that he had no interest in the throne, instead he did everything possible to give up the position of crown prince to Li Shimin, while he chose to hide in the frontier Lead troops to fight.

Later, Li Yuan died of illness, and Li Shimin ascended the throne smoothly, while Li Xuandao was named King of Chu and concurrently served as General Hussars. Everything was calm, and Xuanwumen was completely calm, without any waves.

After confirming that the memory from the original Li Xin was correct, Li Xin came to a conclusion—this place might not be the Tang Dynasty that he knew well in the past 5,000 years, but a strange parallel time and space. A Tang Dynasty. It has a similar historical and social background and even some similar characters to the other Tang Dynasty, but it is not that Tang Dynasty after all.

Li Xin regrets this conclusion. As a time traveler, being familiar with the historical trend is a great advantage, but now, Li Xin obviously lost this advantage.

Li Xin didn't know why Li Xuandao refused to be the emperor, and he couldn't find the answer in his memory. However, he felt very fortunate about this - if Li Xuandao hadn't given up the throne to Li Shimin, then after Li Xuandao died of illness, Li Xin would be the one who ascended the throne.

At that time, Li Shimin, who is in his prime, will be eyeing him. Who knows if he has any thoughts about the throne? If there is, wouldn't the plot of grievances between Zhu Yunqi and Zhu Di hundreds of years later be staged between Li Xin and Li Shimin in advance? Li Xin didn't have the confidence to fight against a ruthless person of Li Shimin's level.

Besides, the job of emperor is really tiring. Li Xin absolutely does not have the thought and ability to handle the things that should be handled in that position. It’s still as good as it is now. If Li Shimin wants to be the emperor, let him be, and let him create his rule of Zhenguan, and Li Xin will be his Taiping prince honestly, and enjoy the happy life of a feudal landlord. ,pretty good.

Of course, it would be even better if there was no such damned marriage.

In Li Xin's mind, the moving figure of Sister Ruhua involuntarily reappeared, almost "crying with joy", and hurriedly asked the servant in front of him to pass it on. It turned out that while he was thinking wildly and walking forward, he had followed the eunuch who led the way to the outside of the Tai Chi Hall. The great Li Shimin and His Majesty Li Er are diligently handling official duties inside.

After a while, the servant came out, bowed and said, "Your Majesty let you in."

Li Xin resisted the urge to thank, nodded, and strode into the magnificent palace in front of him.