Great Tang: I Really Don't Want to Rebel

Traveling back in time as Li Ke, facing the conspiracy of Li Eryi and Changsun Wuji, he wants to live but others don't want him to live. Both the protagonist and Li Ke in history have no other choice but to rebel. There is a way to survive if you rebel. If you don't rebel, Changsun Wuji will kill him on unfounded charges, so the protagonist has no choice.

It is estimated that it will take several hundred chapters to continue the plot of the first chapter.

Can anyone tell me if the protagonist rebelled? I haven't watched it yet. I just came here after watching the beginning of Tang Dynasty. I rebelled and it was not enough.

After reading the introduction, the author said that Li Ke was the eldest prince in real history. Author, are you serious?

Why do you, the author, like to kneel down and lick Li Shimin every time he writes about Tang Dynasty?

Li Shiming said it was a good man, his son died in the end, and he played a big role in the rebellion environment. He said that Yang Guang of Tang Guan was admired and regretted. At that time, the aristocratic family could do the Grand Canal expedition to Korea. Unfortunately, the aristocratic family played to death and the Li family gained the country. Haha.

I have tried it, the writing is good, the three views are very upright, the writing is not knee-deep, the writing is also very good, but the update is too slow, the update speed is like the author Jun and Cai Xukun kiss each other every day (??ˇ?ˇ??)

The current Wu Zetian is not called Wu Zhao. She coined the word Zhao in front of Li Zhi (when Li Zhi was about to die), which means the sun and the moon are in the sky, indicating that she wants to be the emperor. Now it's okay to write her name as Wu Meiniang, I hope the author will come up with it.

In fact, I admire Yang Guang very much. Everyone has their own opinions, right?

Very annoying, I decided to **, the update was too slow, **!