Datang: the Strongest Liu Liu, Dreams Come True

The Sixth Prince of the Tang Dynasty: My dream will come true. According to historical records, Taizong sighed and said: You are the sixth child! This is a story about Li Min, the sixth son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, King of Shu. Li Min is not only the son of Li Shimin, but also the grandson of Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty. This grandson... This grandson is a bit like his grandfather... Therefore, the civil servants and people of the Tang Dynasty naturally disliked him... Especially the censors. According to the accusations made by the censors of the Tang Dynasty, Li Min's labels include but are not limited to: domineering, greedy for money and lust, forgetting one's righteousness in favor of profit, forgetting one's friends in sight of sex, committing many evil deeds, committing all kinds of evil, and being full of evil... Wei Zheng impeached him, Li Jing pointed at him and scolded him, Fang Xuanling taught him, Changsun Wuji dissuaded him... But he was also the most talented man in the Tang Dynasty. His poems spread throughout Chang'an, and were sung by all the princes, princes, and ministers. Later generations said that he "completed half of the Tang poems in his life"... He has a keen eye for recognizing talents throughout the ages. The four heroes of the early Tang Dynasty regarded him as Bole's mentor. Wang Wei asked him to give some advice before leaving... He expected that the enemy was thousands of miles away, and Xue Yantuo, Goguryeo, and Tubo all bowed before his horse... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.