Datang: Li Chengqian! Please Call Me Prince!

☆☆ I have definitely read more than one book like this, the earliest one is about seven or eight years old! The plot is 95% similar, but it's not this one because I couldn't find a review written by me. The protagonist of this article [Li Chengqian] is a local. The rebellion failed in his previous life. He died in exile and traveled to modern times. Then he traveled back from modern times and was reborn to the moment before the rebellion. Although Li Shimin used (Li Tai) to deal with Li Chengqian because of his suspicion, the biggest culprit was (Changsun Wuji), a conspirator. Seeing that Li Chengqian was not taken seriously by Li Shimin, Li Tai did not trust him very much, so he took up the idea of (Li Zhi) again. He even dared to falsely pass on the imperial edict and wanted to trick Li Chengqian back and kill him. In order to gain power, Li Zhi actually colluded with foreign enemies to harm his brother. Regarding the two princes who died early in history (Li Chengqian/Zhu Biao), it would be a lie to say that they do not make people sad. Their deaths were all related to the emperor! Did Zhu Biao die of exhaustion under Zhu Yuanzhang's high pressure? And Li Chengqian's death was very unjust. Most people guess that he was killed by Li Tai or Changsun Wuji in the middle? This is the first time someone has written in such detail. It was Li Shimin who pointed out Changsun Wuji and Fang Xuanling, and Li Tai who wanted to pull him off the horse. There was also a mole who tampered with the horse. Multiple layers of conspiracy caused his leg bones to shatter and become a lame. There are also different opinions on the death of Zhu Biao's eldest son. Some say he was killed by the smallpox virus introduced by Lu, some say he was killed by witchcraft introduced by Lu, and some write that it was chronic poison secretly administered by Lu, including the crown prince/Crown Princess/Empress Ma/the emperor's eldest grandson! Zhu Yunwen also participated... Did you expect to abandon the article?

Even if you copy the lines of the TV series completely, it will be much better than half-copying at all.

The protagonist's psychological activities are seriously inconsistent with the character. How can a lonely ghost who has wandered for thousands of years have the mentality of a teenage child? This mentality is not even as good as the original Li Chengqian. Secondly, can Li Shimin be like this in his prime? The ancients are ancient and not stupid. Admiral Tiance looks like a fool. When writing historical articles, please check more historical data and try to portray a logical image of historical figures. Thank you.

Too much nonsense. No one dares to make fun of you. Just kill the Nine Clans. Let's go listen to Ming Dynasty. You are not happy to hear this. Not much killing either.

Although this Li Chengqian did not live through later generations, you also said that he was a lonely soul who wandered for thousands of years and was reborn. It is not easy to establish a prince. According to the tradition of establishing a legitimate son, and then learn from the old Zhu, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were all princes, and the emperor unconditionally supported the prince and did not give other people any hope of coveting the throne. The other bastards and legitimate sons were exiled to foreign lands if they were not good enough. Those who were ambitious in Australia, North America, South America, Africa, and Europe gave soldiers and money to fight on their own, but had no ambition to live a life of idleness and wealth as an idle prince. Come to a harmonious world.

Although it was a little better at the beginning, it was not so good later on. He knew clearly that Li Shimin had checks and balances on him and his two younger brothers, but now he did the same thing. Isn't this just raising a ghost?

There are too many typos, which affects the perception.

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