Great Tang: I Became Changle's Military Strategist
大唐：我成了长乐军师
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Would Changsun Wuji be afraid of the protagonist's identity? Heh.
Someone's getting married, and you're yelling and yelling? You even want to steal the bride? In ancient times, a princess's wedding was guarded by tens of thousands of soldiers. Who could your mere Eighteen Riders of Yanyun possibly steal? Are you planning to abduct a commoner's daughter? Let alone royal weddings, even the weddings of children from powerful families were protected by thousands of guards.
Why didn't you make Princess Chang Le the main character? Your main character's appearance rate is less than 1/10 of Princess Chang Le's; she's practically invisible for dozens of pages.
He was a descendant of the Prince of Zhao of the Western Prefecture; couldn't he have led eight thousand elite cavalry to pacify Li Shimin? What a joke! If Li Kuan had become emperor, he could have reached the moon within a century.
Did the author not know that Li Shimin had a son named Li Kuan?
Even someone who traveled back in time knows that consanguineous marriage can solve the problem, yet they still insist on kidnapping a bride—how naive!
Li Shimin's second son, Prince Chu, Li Kuan, was adopted by Li Yuan's fifth son at a young age and later died young.
To sabotage the marriage between Changsun Chong and Chang Le, all you need to do is investigate the disadvantages of consanguineous marriage, compile the data, and then spread it far and wide! As for the ministers being wary of the protagonist, if he were the son of Li Yuanba from the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and if Li Yuanba were still alive, then he really wouldn't be someone to mess with!
Li Kuan is so lacking in presence! How come the protagonist just disappeared without a trace as the story progressed? And then there's Yi Xiaochuan. What else is he going to do but rebel? Li Shimin is better at governing the world than a transmigrator with a system. Stop being so carefree and happy. You can't just push him away. What are you doing? Hurry up!
Li Shimin had an adopted son named Li Kuan, and Li Yuanba's son was also named Li Kuan.