I Bear the Fate of the Nation, and Li Er Begs Me to Sleep in the Imperial Palace!

Take the Empress Changsun in. Aren't young women more charming and coquettish than girls?

I regard this as Li Er begging me to sleep with the queen

Does the author have any misunderstanding about Shuangwen? Not only does the protagonist have no power, but he is always on the receiving end of his anger, while those who make him angry are still alive and well. Protagonist, you have established your authority. Once you establish your authority, no one will dare to look down upon you.

Can the author send me your wife's number? If not, your mother is fine too

What are you thinking? If you chop the pig's feet with a knife, nothing will happen.

The two concubines who were about to leave were handled inappropriately, right? They were simply played to death by Li Er's son?

Is there anyone, like me, who always thinks of the palace as the queen.

Isn't this setting the one of the most powerful person in the Tang Dynasty? Li Zhi, the broom star of the Tang Dynasty, wanted Xuanzang to be imprisoned in the temple for life when he met this kind of person; when it comes to Li Shimin, he sends his wife and daughter to fawn over him.

I think this book is quite good. I have some opinions, but they are only my own opinions. But it might be better if the protagonist can be a little clever and play tricks on those who mess with him. Another point is that Changsun Wugao is the empress. It seems a bit strange to write it like this. Changsun Wugao should be a queen with a mother-in-law and the world.

Li Er is really stupid::: He won't turn pig's feet into idiots and obedient pigs:: Isn't it better???