He transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes Li Yuanjing, the sixth son of Li Yuan, obtaining the Strongest Prince System.
Using the System, Li Yuanjing embarks on the path to becoming the strongest prince. With a pen, he can bring peace to the realm; on horseback, he can stabilize the world.
Li Yuanjing: What's so great about being emperor? You have to get up early and stay up late every day, worrying about this and that, being wary of this and that. I'd rather be a carefree prince in peaceful times, enjoying every day. If anyone messes with me, I'll kill them. Now that's a life of freedom and comfort.
When he has nothing to do, he tinkers with little inventions and creations. Paper, horseshoe nails, gunpowder, cannons, glass, brewing wine... He needs to make them all!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Personally, I think that instead of becoming an emperor, becoming a prince is the wise choice for time travel. As a modern person, can't we still see the merits of a hard-working emperor? To be an emperor and do whatever you want is too much, I think. There are only two outcomes for being an emperor, one is death due to hard work, the other is death due to rebellion. As for who to lick, unless it's wearing a body, how can you not have parents if you wear a soul? As for starting from the bottom, don't be ridiculous. Only those who don't understand history will develop from the bottom. Then don't watch it at Feilu. Go watch other sad movies. If you want to watch something fun, you're overthinking it.
To be honest, the reason why historical novels are attractive, apart from the sense of self-involvement, is the charm of cold weapons. It would be pointless if you directly use the hot weapon. Real.
When I saw that the protagonist handed over the design drawings of the fully automatic light machine gun to the craftsman and asked the craftsman to build it, the craftsman actually agreed to make it. And when the protagonist asked the craftsmen to make 100 pieces in a month, I was already stunned. Let's not talk about anything else, even if you can exchange it for anything. But did the craftsmen of the Tang Dynasty understand dimensions? Could the technology at that time be able to create a blast furnace for making steel? Can alloy steel be made? Will production equipment be used? You can't say that you can create whatever you think of. Could it be that one day pirates or Japanese pirates came over, and you took out the design drawings of the aircraft carrier and asked the craftsmen to recreate it?
Author, if you don't play tricks in battle, just pick, stab, and slash. In cavalry battles, your home appliance fan can make dozens of revolutions per second, which is not so exaggerated.
Starting tomorrow, there will be four updates every day, one update of about ** words, and ** words of updates every day, so we do what we say! Something happened in the past few days, so there are only three updates, sorry. . . .
It's really strange that Li Er didn't kill the pig's feet.
Alas, after reading so many Tang Dynasty novels, none of them are domineering enough. They are always looking at this and that. If you ask me, those so-called aristocratic families with five surnames and seven hopes will be slaughtered directly. Anyone who refuses to accept will be killed. Li Erque will be summoned from history when he is used. If he does not accept, he will be killed. Some people are emperors. Since you have traveled through time, you should not be timid. The backgrounds of each protagonist are frightening.
The protagonist's halo, the halo of intelligence. . . Well
If I was reborn in the Tang Dynasty and was Li Yuan's son, I would definitely kill Li Shimin and become the emperor myself.
German Empire???? This is just a national title, and during the Tang Dynasty, there were only Franks in Europe, and Byzantium (Eastern Rome) and the rest were tribes. The author is really NB. Forget it, the so-called Germans are still training assassins all over the world?? Even Europe couldn't conquer it, so why did they go to the Tang Dynasty to assassinate the emperor???? Is there something wrong with your brain?