The Tang Dynasty Won Three Yuan in a Row, and I Was Shocked to Hear That My Father Killed a Dragon in His Dream

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Kongtong seal is the best innate spiritual treasure. According to myths and legends, it is the most precious treasure of the human race. It is owned by Yuanshi Tianzun, the saint of heaven. There are nine dragons intertwining around each other on the seal. On the four sides of the seal are the sacred faces of the five heavenly emperors. Under the seal, there is a great talisman - "Kongtong". If you hold this seal, you can depose and establish the human emperor. In ancient times, it was in charge of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. Xia Qi established the Xia Dynasty and implemented "family and world". In order to prevent future generations from being unworthy of the emperor, they would use the power of the Kongtong Seal to act against the will and cause trouble to the world. The three pure saints agreed to take turns in charge of Kongtong Seal. The Xia Dynasty followed the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, and the Kongtong Seal was held by Taiqing Saint ~ Taishang Laojun. The Shang and Tang Dynasties replaced the Xia Dynasty, and Jiejiao flourished. Kongtong Seal was in charge of the Shangqing sage Tongtian. The Shang Dynasty was unruly, and the Zhou Dynasty was in full swing. Yuanshi Tianzun used the Battle of Conferring Gods to alienate the human religion, severely damage the Jiejiao religion, and plot against Buddhism. This made the Chanjiao family the sole leader and the leader of Xuanmen. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Chen Jingchou and others, in order to make up for the scars of the sky and prevent the coming of the Western Demon Realm, finally won the Kongtong Seal in the Soul Soul Tower, and they were in charge of Yuanshi Tianzun from then on. The Kongtong Seal can also deal with all demons and ghosts. If a ghost is touched, his soul will fly away, and if a demon is touched, his body will be destroyed. Therefore, the Kongtong Seal is also called the righteous seal. So the question is, how did the protagonist get the Kongtong Seal? Was it given directly by the system? How about you discuss with the system to make you directly invincible? Secondly, now Li Shimin is not the King of Humans. At best, he is the Emperor of the Human Race. It is better to do the opposite and become the King of Humans yourself (a Human King, not a Human Emperor). That is not even looked down upon by the Jade Emperor. In addition, the luck of the human race has been divided up by the major powers in the world. You, an ordinary person, can only take back your luck by doing this. Will they agree? Will Sanqing agree? Will the gods and Buddhas in the sky just watch? (Kongtong Seal is neither an attacking spiritual treasure nor a defensive spiritual treasure, but a luck spiritual treasure)

Now take a look at the imperial examination system of the Tang Dynasty. I'm writing a novel. Don't you even know about the imperial examination system of the Tang Dynasty? Were there three yuan in a row in the Tang Dynasty?

In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, there was no provincial examination, and only the nobility and official recommendations could be appreciated, so there was a saying of submitting papers.

It's okay, but once the protagonist speaks, and then writes something about describing the protagonist's momentum, I'm speechless. Especially people who write novels basically write like this. I'm speechless. It's okay to write more plainly. It's just a novel. Don't write about how the protagonist is different from other people. It's not a class crossing, so it would be better to write about it that way

In the first chapter, everyone is persuaded to quit. Except for the protagonist, everyone else is a fool.

The Jade Emperor is a modern person

In fact, the one in Journey to the West is unreasonable. Carp fishing was not allowed in the Tang Dynasty, not to mention what kind of carp was it, golden or red? I can't remember, but the old man carried one of those carps to the downtown area every day to tell fortunes? The old man didn't know how many times he had beheaded. According to ancient sayings, both the old man and the fortune teller should be beheaded. Since the Heavenly Court was already one with the Han Dynasty, there was no reason to help outsiders but not its own people. It was not the Dragon King's turn to behead, but Guanyin's head. Besides, how could the Tang official behead the dragon regardless of whether he was in a dream or in reality? Even when hunting a deer, there is talk of competing for power, let alone cutting off a dragon's head? I'm afraid it's not the nine Deyi tribes! If the Dragon King violates the law of heaven and must be beheaded, then he must be beheaded by the Yijiu tribe. Therefore, beheading the Dragon King should not happen regardless of emotion or reason. And if it is not a carp but another fish, then the carp that can transform into a dragon has been caught too much. Only the Dragon King can reason. Other fish may not be extinct and will not be taken seriously.

Why did I Zhuo fall off the new book list?

This book looks okay and deserves five stars.