Reborn in the Tang Dynasty: Must I Clash at Xuanwu Gate?

Reborn into the Tang Dynasty, the protagonist finds himself inhabiting the body of Li Tai, the second legitimate son of Emperor Taizong. Blessed with unparalleled physical prowess and charismatic authority that commands respect across Asia, he possesses the stature of a true dragon among men. However, this new life brings immediate peril. The historical narrative suggests a brutal power struggle involving fratricide and the imprisonment of his own father—a path Li Tai finds both horrifying and absurd. He cherishes his children and has no desire to engage in such barbaric acts, yet he lacks confidence in his ability to survive a direct confrontation akin to the infamous Xuanwu Gate Incident. Faced with the alarming prospect of his elder brother, Li Chengqian, descending further into instability and tyranny, Li Tai realizes that passive avoidance is no longer an option. Simple retaliation or minor conflicts will not resolve the deepening crisis. To protect his family and alter the course of history, he decides to take the initiative. This is not a matter that can be settled with trivial disputes; it requires a strategic and decisive approach to prevent catastrophe and secure his position without resorting to the bloodshed he fears.