Great Tang: Wu Meiniang, His Majesty Should Take His Medicine
大唐：武媚娘，圣上该喝药了
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- 27k Words
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- Military & History
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- Time Travel
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12Chapters
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You want Ying Zheng to bow down to you? What audacity!
This is a review of Chapter 1, "Your Majesty, It's Time to Take Your Medicine," from the novel "The Great Tang Dynasty: Wu Meiniang, Your Majesty, It's Time to Take Your Medicine" by Orange Cut in Half.
You idiot, you moron. Are you writing a book that will make your dad kneel down and worship you? I promise I'll give you charity.
Emperor Gaozong (Li Zhi) was very politically astute, wasn't he? Wu Zetian was able to rise to power not only because of her own strong political abilities, but more importantly because Emperor Gaozong doted on her. Didn't you see how much territory she lost and how many battles she suffered after Emperor Gaozong's death and Wu Zetian's usurpation?