Great Tang: Divorcing the Female General from the Start

Kiss Cai Xukun without giving any thumbs up.

1. The protagonist is the child of Li Shimin or his subordinates and generals (living among the people) 2. A must for travelers (you know) 3. Li Lizhi is the first choice for the heroine (Wolf friends should like Changle and Wujia) 4. Chili pepper (eat hot pot), potatoes (in exchange for credit) locust plague (tell Li Shimin that locusts can be eaten)

Are you a primary school student? Potatoes also known as sweet potatoes? You succeeded in making me laugh.

This kid Li Shimin is so pitiful. He is criticized every day, his daughter and his wife are robbed, he was rebelled and even beaten to death. Moreover, his own son is a stupid pig and is at the mercy of others. What a miserable emperor!!!

Isn't Li Xiuning a man?

I said, have you been to school? Some common sense? Do you know the status of men and women in ancient times? In ancient times, a woman dared to write a divorce letter to a man? Is it true that a woman has no right to divorce a man? If she dares to do this, see if her parents agree, see if she soaks in the pig cage. People nowadays have been brainwashed by the so-called pastoral feminism and equality between men and women. Do you know what this means?

Damn it, is our goalkeeper so weak? You said Qin Qiong couldn't beat Zhao Yun, and I didn't say anything, but you said Qin Qiong, who had a similar recovery, couldn't block Zhao Yun's punch, so I'm going to argue with you! Horses rode on both sides of the Yellow River, beating three states and six prefectures with their mace, shocking half of the sky in Shandong. Do you know what this sentence means? Qin Qiong and Zhao Yun fought, and there were not three to five hundred rounds without a winner. What's more, Zhao Yun may not be able to win! The goalkeeper who weakened me is dead!

The author calls it regretful marriage, not divorce. I won't even mention that. Are you still pretending to preach an imperial edict? Even if you did the right thing, falsely spreading the imperial edict is a serious crime no matter what you did, and there was a Man-Han banquet in the Tang Dynasty? What is this written about?

I read the introduction, and if I catch you back, I won't read it. Can anyone tell me if I have caught up with the protagonist? Thank you.

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