Princes, Please Die

In his previous life, he was cautious and careful, but was used as a pawn by his mother and a stepping stone by his brothers, ultimately sent to his death by a white silk sash. In this life, he returns with a blade. Cunning? He is more cunning than you; ruthless? He is more ruthless than you; mad? He is more mad and wild than you. In this life, he only recognizes two things: at Xuanwu Gate, the victor is the crown prince; at Xiangji Temple, the loser is the rebel. Li Yao's motto: In this life, either kill all the princes or be killed by them.