Great Tang: Li Er Begs Me to Become Crown Prince
大唐：李二求我做太子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 534k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
291Chapters
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Reader comments 38
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Unless the entire Li family is wiped out, the chance of Li Ke becoming emperor is zero.
Anyone can be the prince, but Li Ge cannot. The reason is the bloodline issue. Li Shimin rebelled against the Sui Dynasty, and then let someone with the royal blood of the Sui Dynasty become the prince? Impossible.
Will the prince go to jail? It's good to have legal restrictions, but you, the protagonist, can be sued and imprisoned by an ordinary person, and the majesty of the royal family is ruined. . . If you write the protagonist as an emperor in the future, can an ordinary person catch the protagonist breaking the law and put the emperor in jail?
It's boring to see people fighting for seats, so why don't you just go ahead and do it?
Wear it clean without causing it to return next sentence
The writing is good and the storyline is also very good. The author will update it soon.
Many readers don't understand. In fact, the author wants to express that the protagonist is a person who abides by his own rules. All the rules in Anzhou are made by the protagonist, and he doesn't abide by them, so what's the point of the rules? As long as he abides by his own rules, no one in the Tang Dynasty will dare to go beyond the rules set by the protagonist in the future.
I'm very curious about how Li Er became emperor and didn't know about such big changes in Anzhou?
Li Shimin had Kaiyuan Tongbao at that time? Am I ignorant?
Among all the sons of Li Er, it is impossible for Li Ke to inherit the throne. Even if Li Er gives up the throne to Li Yuan, it is impossible to pass it on to Li Ke, because Li Ke's mother is the daughter of Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty. Historically, Li Ke is actually very good and is already a good heir. But just Because Li Ke has the bloodline of the previous dynasty, it is impossible to pass it on to Li Ke. The world is such a reality. No matter how awesome Li Ke is, it is impossible for Li Er to pass the throne to him. If you don't see that Li Er will make Li Zhi, a useless person, the prince, he won't make Li Ke? Because the people who followed Li Er to conquer the country could not agree with Li Er passing the country to someone with the blood of the previous dynasty, and even the emperor could not refute all the ministers, so Li Ke was destined to become a victim of politics.