Great Tang: Li Chengqian, Ancestor of the Tang Dynasty

I feel like as long as someone follows the author's book and expands the story a little bit. It's just a new book

Uncultured, I was in the Tang Dynasty and was considered the ancestor of the surname Li and the Holy Ancestor of the Tang Dynasty.

Such a high-profile prince? Are Li Er and Lao Zhu really compared? How do you think Li Tai got up? Li Er's tricks of the emperor's mind and the way of balance have all been played on his two sons. He stole the throne from his father. Wouldn't he be prepared for his own son to follow the same example? He is different from Lao Zhu. Lao Zhu has never been wary of Zhu Biao, but if you say that Li Er is not wary of Li Chengqian, no one will believe it.

At first glance, he looks like a rebellious little boy.

Commentary on Chapter 9: Extermination of Locusts in "The Tang Dynasty: Tang Saint Li Chengqian" written by Yang Weili.

Comments on Chapter 7: Counterinsurgency in "The Tang Dynasty: Tang Saint Li Chengqian" written by Yang Weili.

If the protagonist is Zu, then the title of Gaozu in front of him must be changed. Taizong cannot be Zong, but must also be Zu.

Comments on the second chapter of "The Tang Dynasty: Li Chengqian, the Holy Ancestor of the Tang Dynasty" written by Yang Weili.

This technology tree is set up too fast, and the flintlock guns are already out.

Faster, faster, harder, well written