Great Tang: From the Start, I'm Mistaken for an Immortal Master!

I must accept Changsun Wugu, update!!!!!!

Please arrange it in Changle. After seeing so much of Changle, missing Changle feels a bit like missing the soul of the Tang Dynasty.

The eldest grandson Wugu married Li Shimin when he was 14, and Li Chengqian, who was born at 15, and Li Kuan, who was born at 16, and Li Ge, who was born at 17, grew up happily? Changle was already engaged to Fang Yiai when he was 13, and his grandson Wugu was already 30 at that time.

After reading the first four or five chapters, it feels like a pornographic novel.

I'm afraid the protagonist has a brain problem. Are you sure he is a modern person?

The author was born in the early Tang Dynasty. It lacked Changle and received bad reviews.

Changsun Wuji is General Zuo Wuwei. Isn't it funny?

If you have the ability, you should become a master, otherwise you will just become a rice insect. The protagonist who has ambitions and works hard for it is a strong person. If he has the ability but is willing to live in seclusion, he is a **. He is not even a human being. After all, he eats and sleeps like an animal.

It is recommended that the protagonist immediately exterminate some clan with the seventh surname, and he hopes to do so cleanly and ruthlessly.

Update update, come on, come on