In the ninth year of Wude, King Li Shimin of Qin launched the famous Xuanwu Gate Revolution in history, ushering in the heyday of all Chinese dynasties. In an accident, the modern Li Kuan carried the merit system and traveled to the body of King Kuan of Chu who was sentenced to death, setting off his "dance" in this heyday.
Where is the road and where should we go?
Facing Li Shimin's gift of marriage, Li Kuan felt miserable. Although he did not regard him as a member of the Li family, nor did he regard himself as Li Shimin's son, the body he occupied was always tied by blood ties. Marrying his "aunt", Li Kuan said that he really couldn't do it, not to mention that he only relied on merit points to maintain the posture of an adult. Some functions seemed to work, but who could guarantee whether they could be used when carrying a gun.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Commentary on Chapter 14 of "Bringing the System to the Tang Dynasty" written by Robertson.
Commentary on Chapter 14 of "Bringing the System to the Tang Dynasty" written by Robertson.