Great Tang: I, Li Chengqian, Demand That Father Emperor Abdicate!

Divide tens of thousands, and then divide into small groups of thousands, you tell me that you can't defend the southeast, northwest? It's outrageous to let people escape from the front. It would be more reasonable to set up a secret passage.

It's too ink-stained. We already have firearms and cannons. Isn't this going to be a push all the way? They are still grinding and chirping. Even the artillery of the early Ming Dynasty, those city walls cannot withstand it.

You can't write well if you don't release Li Shimin when he was in Chang'an, and you won't be able to write well if he releases him. Alas, it's boring.

Isn't this going to be a violent attack? Does anyone still like to watch brainless protagonists nowadays? Ten taels of silver each, isn't this going to get more as you play? This means that the protagonist can directly control the crazy soldiers and rebuild the world!

Directly lead the troops to confiscate all the aristocratic families and exterminate their clans, destroying the troops along the way.

Don't you know? Cheng Yaojin was Li Er's favorite general, so he asked Cheng to guard the gate. Wasn't that just to let Li Er go? It would be great if you go to the west gate yourself and recapture the city guard and block the city gate, and there are still 300,000 troops.

Don't you have a general? If Cheng Yaojin had to delay like this, he could use money to buy soldiers, so he wouldn't be short of a general.

The pace is too slow. When artillery and muskets appeared in the Tang Dynasty, they were crushed.

Okay, this reminds me of a book where the protagonist starts with an army of 100,000 and still treats Li Shimin docilely.

An army of 100,000 people appeared out of thin air, and not a single mosquito could escape. Who would have thought that 10,000 people would appear near their home? . . You can imagine how stupid pig's feet are~