Great Tang: From the Start, I Refused Li Shimin's Marriage Proposal

Another book that licks Li Shimin,

Since you are writing about the divorce of a married woman, you should be thorough and don't whitewash Gao Yang like other books.

Fei Lu has written many novels about Fang Yiyuan, and most of them are about eunuchs. The reason for this is that the author's historical research is insufficient, and he thinks that Fang Yiyuan is a victim throughout the novel, which is a bit funny. Fang Xuanling was henpecked. Mrs. Fang was a tigress, but she doted on Fang Yiyan. Although Fang Yiai, who grew up in this environment, was tall and capable, he lacked masculinity and was a complete playboy. He hung out in a brothel before he was underage and was exposed to sexual intercourse too early, which caused his kidney yang to be damaged. This man was precocious, and Fang Yiai already had a son before Li Er granted marriage, and he should have been born to a daughter (there is no record in official history). At this time in the book, the protagonist Fang Yiyuan is already a father, let alone marrying Gao Yang. (Isn't the son born to Fang Fu's daughter his own offspring?) He has no sense of responsibility as a father, and he looks like a victim on a string, which is a bit funny.

Gao Yang is very innocent, right? Historically, the Fang family knew that they were henpecked. Now that she is wearing it, is it because she was afraid of this and that in the original history, so she didn't marry her? You, a modern person, can't control Gao Yang, then how awesome is she? Besides, there are basically systems in this category.

The author wants to imitate Tiantang? Either reject it outright or stick to your duties. An incomplete rejection will only make people press on you step by step. If you don't want to, just refuse. Li Er doesn't dare to kill you, not even you, because of Li Er's throne.

Author, are you trying to copy the plot rhythm of Tiantang Jinxiu? Next, the less I wanted to get married, the more I was attracted by Li Shimin and insisted on making Fang Jun his consort. Then, because there were rebels invading the palace, Fang Jun heroically rescued the beautiful Princess Gaoyang, so he changed his mind to the protagonist. Later, the army he had worked hard to build was dismissed by Li Shimin with just one word, and the fruits of his hard work on various inventions were stolen. There was nothing he could do. In the end, he married Princess Gaoyang and became the consort he didn't want to be, just like the previous marriage. They lived happily together. What a vicious plot, the time-travelers are systematically restrained and don't know how to resist.

Another book that licks Li Shimin

Is the protagonist planning to share the same surname as Li Shiming?

It's difficult to write this, the monologue and dialogue are like mentally retarded, the narrative is simply difficult to describe...

Regarding "The Tang Dynasty: Rejecting Li Shimin's Marriage Offer at the Beginning" written by the princes of the Tang Dynasty, Chapter 1: Breaking off the engagement at the beginning! Chapter review.