Great Tang: I Set Up a Minefield and Imprisoned Li Er for Nine Days

I read the introduction. I want to know if Li Er was killed in the bombing.

The third protagonist, Princess Changle, is 6 years old. As the eldest princess, she is 4 years old. Gao Yang is only 3 years old at most. Your one or three-year-old baby has an affair with a monk. What nonsense?

Why can't the main character be made older? He's always six or seven years old and there's no sense of empathy at all. The book is good, but when I saw a six-year-old, I didn't bother to read it.

In addition to the radical "fire", the word "smoke" is also related to fire, locks are also related to metal, ponds are related to water, ponds are related to soil, and willows are related to wood. So not only the radical is the five elements, but the word is also related to the radicals, and this couplet also has artistic conception. The general meaning is that the fireworks of farmers cooking blow past the willow trees by the pond. It's like a lock locking a willow tree. It should be translated like this. Therefore, not only the five elements of this couplet must be opposite, but also have an artistic conception. The third word of the author's Peach Burning Jinjiangdi has no relationship with metal, and I can't understand the meaning of this second couplet at all, and I don't know what the artistic conception is, so this team didn't match it at all.

Queen Changsun? Isn't she called Guanyin Maid?

That's ridiculous. Even if it's fictional history, it can't be that different. The protagonist is six years old. Changle calls the protagonist brother. Historically, she is Li Shimin's fifth daughter. Gao Yang is the seventeenth daughter. She is already fourteen years old. It's so stupid.

Does it feel like the protagonist has become a little kinder? It feels like his father turned against him before, but the protagonist still believes that it will be solved? Well... It's almost like the innocent trust of a child! It feels like there is a bit of a gap.

If you were really powerful, you could just kill Li Erquan and ascend the throne yourself. What's the use of being stuck now?

I don't know how this kind of novel is written. I always see this kind of novel on the Internet. This kind of novel is completely a pad-printed novel written with engraving.

Li Ge's inability to become emperor has nothing to do with his ability. His biological mother is Princess Ruyi of the Sui Dynasty. If he ascends the throne, will it be the Sui Dynasty or the Tang Dynasty?