Living in the Early Tang Dynasty: I Competed with Wu Zhao for the Throne

This book is good, the quality is quite high, except for the title, it has platinum potential

This book can be followed! Make a cross! Water experience!

Living in the early Tang Dynasty: I competed with Wu Zhao for the throne Jingtang Xiaotang After reading it for so long, everyone thinks which one is more suitable for the title of the book? Hurry up, it will be changed this afternoon

Study hard Look at this author Do you understand?

I feel dizzy while reading it. It's well written, but I can't figure out whether it's a fairy tale, a martial art, or history.

What does this have to do with the label history?

This book can be read without thinking, but if you want to read it from the perspective of history or IQ, you can't stand it. It's full of nonsense, and you're having sex with yourself. I've been talking about it for a long time without seeing a single thing. The most speechless thing is the positioning of the protagonist, and the clan that hasn't even been given a title. , Dared to play overt tactics in front of Li Zhi and Wu Zetian. One moment, the protagonist is orphaned and widowed, and the next moment, he has a lot of invisible strength. He is just the son of Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty who was not taken seriously and died early. He has such a far-fetched power that he was already in the Emperor Gaozong period. Damn it.

I looked at the list of other books by the author, and I knew they were bad books just by looking at the names. But this one couldn't tell from the name. But the fictional history at the beginning was out of the question. The author thought that the main character had some kind of Taoist background in Longhu Mountain, so he exalted his identity, but he didn't know. Zhang Daoling, the originator of Taoism in Daolonghu Mountain, the three generations of Master Zhang Tianshi all developed Taoism through the prostitution of their daughter-in-law, wife, mother Lu, and Liu Yan, the shepherd of Yizhou. This laid the foundation for Taoism. It was male thieves, female prostitutes, bastards, and ancestral descendants who were raised by their female cousins. What good thing is that? It also has a systematic flow, martial arts is not martial arts, and literature and history are nothing. In short, it is still a typical nondescript bad book.

Abandoned in Chapter 5, the emperor is critically ill. The main character is the son of a county prince. He hides his identity and goes to Longhu Mountain to ask for the secret medicine for the emperor. It rains on the way and he cannot leave. He is afraid that the medicine will be lost. He holds the medicine the whole time and highlights the importance of the medicine. As a result, an unknown young girl is kidnapped by a witch. He chases her without taking the medicine and thinks that even if he blows his identity, he will not be able to prevent her from being taken away by the Qianniu Guards. What is this for?

You can read this book. It's really good.