He traveled through time and became a prince, the future emperor.
However, it is Yang Guang who kills his father, bullies his mother, bullies his sister and bullies his sister-in-law.
Yang Guang said that from now on, there would be no Emperor Sui Yang who died in his second generation.
Some are just the Emperor Wu of the Sui Dynasty who opened up new territories and conquered the country, and the Khan of the Alien Race!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
How to develop without a system and how to deal with the big aristocratic families?
Without a system, the protagonist's talents can be shown. When there is a lot of system flow, you can only see one person cheating and pretending to be x to another person.
Yang Guang was blackmailed by the novel
Empress Xiao (567-647) gave birth to her son Yang Zhao in 584. The author is also awesome at directly tampering with history. Married Yang Guang in 594? ? ?
Will the protagonist survive forever?
I have no interest in reading novels about mortals. The protagonist will grow old and die in a few decades and it will be boring.
If I had this power, I would really hate the second-hand ones. It would make me a little uncomfortable.
The author came back from the Qingming holiday with his ancestors**
It's a pity that there is no further update
What is the difference between what you wrote about Yang Guang in history? Do you treat others as fools?
Commentary on Chapter 7 of "Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang" written by Dou Jiao Eggplant. My sister's special hobby (please give me flowers and comments).
How can I say that the more you watch it, the more familiar it becomes? A few years ago, I saw it under another name and was really impressed.
Damn... Why did you delete my comment by mistake? I just talked about what would happen in the food world if the protagonist possessed the Liuku Immortal Thief!
You can deny this father, but you cannot kill him.
The time travelers are all selfish, bitches and erecting archways, not to mention how tall they are, **!
Commentary on Chapter 38 of "Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang" written by Dou Jiao Eggplant. God does not need other sons.
Commentary on Chapter 9 Dumplings and Whips (please give me flowers and comments) in Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang written by Dou Jiao Eggplant.
Commentary on Chapter 8 of the Demon Concubine Zhang Lihua in Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang written by Dou Jiao Eggplant.
How to develop without a system and how to deal with the big aristocratic families?
Without a system, the protagonist's talents can be shown. When there is a lot of system flow, you can only see one person cheating and pretending to be x to another person.
Yang Guang was blackmailed by the novel
Empress Xiao (567-647) gave birth to her son Yang Zhao in 584. The author is also awesome at directly tampering with history. Married Yang Guang in 594? ? ?
Will the protagonist survive forever? I have no interest in reading novels about mortals. The protagonist will grow old and die in a few decades and it will be boring.
If I had this power, I would really hate the second-hand ones. It would make me a little uncomfortable.
The author came back from the Qingming holiday with his ancestors**
It's a pity that there is no further update
What is the difference between what you wrote about Yang Guang in history? Do you treat others as fools?
Commentary on Chapter 7 of "Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang" written by Dou Jiao Eggplant. My sister's special hobby (please give me flowers and comments).
How can I say that the more you watch it, the more familiar it becomes? A few years ago, I saw it under another name and was really impressed.
Damn... Why did you delete my comment by mistake? I just talked about what would happen in the food world if the protagonist possessed the Liuku Immortal Thief!
You can deny this father, but you cannot kill him.
The time travelers are all selfish, bitches and erecting archways, not to mention how tall they are, **!
Commentary on Chapter 38 of "Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang" written by Dou Jiao Eggplant. God does not need other sons.
Commentary on Chapter 9 Dumplings and Whips (please give me flowers and comments) in Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang written by Dou Jiao Eggplant.
Commentary on Chapter 8 of the Demon Concubine Zhang Lihua in Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Am the Tyrant Yang Guang written by Dou Jiao Eggplant.