The Crown Prince of Great Liang

The description of the emperors and ministers is too childish, too childish, and I can't watch it after seeing the constant pushing and pushing. If politics were really that simple, there wouldn't be so many games. It doesn't pay attention to historical facts at all, and it all relies on feelings and preferences. To put it bluntly, it is called brainless. If you understand a little more about history, you will know how important it is to play with the ministers, nobles, and everyone. If you don't care, it's just pushing.

Fool, you were playing the role of equality in that era, and you didn't have any majesty of a prince.

I and the emperor issued an edict saying that Zhu Yuanzhang seemed to be responsible for it.

He led troops to fight at the age of eleven, and unified the world at the age of twelve.

Li Shimin: The author of the biggest chicken soup in history. Water can carry a boat and also capsize it. Poisonous chicken soup!

It's enough to bring out a dozen of those summoned by the system. Are you just trying to summon them all? Your system brings so much knowledge and you can't cultivate talents? So you want to be a chicken emperor? Just call on modern leaders and scientists and have your baby at home! What's wrong with you? Also, the emperor's imperial commanders and their personal convoys only come out to boost morale when the country is about to be destroyed. If there is nothing to do, they will personally conduct the military expeditions. Why are they loyal to you when you have robbed you of all the credit? Even if it is summoned by the system, it will be unhappy, right??

The author who can't understand the mess is crazy.

It's just a short novel, and I don't understand a lot of historical knowledge, so I wrote it randomly.

Anyone who can carry a boat can also capsize it. Haven't people in the Southern and Northern Dynasties heard of something similar like Xunzi's saying that water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it? You tell me they haven't heard anything like that?

I've read books in the last eight years and I'm still updating them now