Datang is Satisfied

I didn't plan to say it at first, but reading the comments I knew someone had misunderstood something. The "Ningxin" in the book is just a symbol, not the "Yangxin" in real history. After all, the "Ningxin" named after Li Chengqian in the eighth year of Zhenguan was still just a child. Therefore, the fencing in this book is just a joke, and it is not really about Li Chengqian. In the setting of the book, the temperature has changed for several years due to the reshaping of the soul, so by the time the protagonist is reborn, the Tang Dynasty has been changed by the butterfly effect (the novel is fiction, not official history) As for the male protagonist who was attracted by Li Chengqian in the beginning because he was good-looking, what could ordinary people do in those days? To put it bluntly, if the soul has not changed, he is just a poor person. And even if there is no such one, there will be another one. After all, the name Chengxin was given by Li Chengqian. As for whitewashing and satisfying oneself, that is out of the question. Let's not mention that the text mentioned earlier has nothing to do with the satisfaction in history. Personally, I feel that there is no need to clean up the good news in history. The one who is disgusting is clearly Li Chengqian. Satisfied is just a poor person who has no choice in the long history. Even if there is something wrong with Cheng Xin's orientation, and you personally despise gay men, he is at most as disgusting as Li Chengqian in your heart. So there are so many people writing about Li Chengqian, why don't you criticize Li Chengqian for being the protagonist? Just because Li Chengqian is a prince and Cheng Xin is a lowly music boy? Finally, I would like to emphasize again that the male protagonist of this book is not Li Chengqian. If the name "Rongxin" makes you physically uncomfortable and you just want to scold that person in history, then feel free to scold him. I suggest you bring Li Chengqian with you, don't favor one over the other. You can criticize if the plot is not good, and I accept that. But don't scold the author's family. After all, the book is not heavy on taste (will a book that can pass the review at Qidian be heavy on taste?)

If I don't know history, why should I read about the Sui and Tang Dynasties? Starting from chapter 150, history will be introduced in every chapter? Why should you read novels when studying history? If you keep your word count like this, who would read it? Rats are fed juice. It's only a few chapters 180. If you don't get enough, you can still pursue it, but if you do, you'll have to give up, bro.