Diary of Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty

Li Shimin in the history books was the King of Qin who unified the world, the Khan of Heaven who came to court from all nations, and the Mingjun Zhenguan who was famous throughout the ages. But without the imperial aura, he is still an ordinary person of flesh and blood. In private, she likes to complain and has a quick temper. She is often silenced by ministers in court. In private, she is most afraid of the gentle, virtuous and measured Empress Changsun, who keeps a strict "wife control" at home. The Li family has its own characteristics. The father, Li Yuan, is a top actor who is well versed in officialdom and human relations, and has always been at odds with father, son, and brothers; the prince, Li Jiancheng, is decent and transparent, and a calculating egoist; the king of Qi, Li Yuanji, has his own unlucky buff, acts recklessly, and often causes mischief. There was constant joy in the court. Wei Zheng was dedicated to speaking out and giving hard-core criticism. He often made Li Shimin so angry that he would blow his beard and stare, but then he had to accept it humbly. This book strictly adheres to the main line of history, including the grand pattern of wars and court intrigues in troubled times, as well as the daily pyrotechnics of mutual hostility between kings and ministers, and the interactions between family members. The laughter brings out all kinds of emotions, and the excitement reveals people's hearts, allowing you to understand a real, lively and down-to-earth story about Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and the bustling years of the early Tang Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.