
Great Tang: Looking Down on Kings and Nobles
大唐:傲视王侯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 683k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
348Chapters
7.8MReads
365Flowers
10.0Score
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The Duke of Chu has granted the title of Champion Marquis again. Are you sure he is being granted the title or not?
Needless to say, you all, as long as you travel through the Tang Dynasty, no matter how awesome your golden fingers are, they are useless in front of Li Shimin and you must surrender!
Is there a blessing from Heaven? Isn't it funny?
Have you ever thought about it? Since you were able to kill Jili Khan in an army of 200,000, would Li Shimin wonder if you could kill him in an army of tens of thousands? Your intention was good, but you ignored one thing. If you show off to Lin Feng, you will definitely do it. Will Li Shimin be extremely afraid of you?
Another one who licked Li Shiming. If he was as good and wise as history said, then he would not kill all his nieces and nephews, nor would he marry his sister-in-law and younger siblings as his concubines!
All are Dukes of Chu. Those people still want to be granted the title of Marquis of Wu'an? Wu Mugong? The more you perform meritorious service, the lower your title will be? ? ? ?
The sentence that the protagonist persuades his father in Chapter 2, "Water can carry a boat but also capsize it," is a sentence later written by Wei Zheng in a memorial to Li Shimin. The source comes from Xunzi. The background of the book is the ninth year of Wude. How come it appeared so early and became Li Shimin's words?
If your family doesn't stand in front of the team, I have nothing to say if you choose Li Er. You have already stood in the team, and you rebel again. Haha, your political and physical education teacher taught me that the best result is to survive and still want to be in power. It makes me laugh to death.
Every time I watch it well, I immediately lose interest as soon as I read your comments. . . . .
(Edict of Emperor Fengtian Chengyun) It seems that the Tang Dynasty didn't have it yet. I remember correctly, it seems that it was only after Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor in the Ming Dynasty.