Being a son-in-law is not scary, being a son-in-law of a dynasty is scary.
Throughout the prosperous Tang Dynasty, there were countless shining stars, and Jiang Lang was the most dazzling one.
Jiang Lang's legend must have started with his son-in-law, Prince Li, and left a strong mark in the history books.
Reader comments
People who don't understand the history of the Tang Dynasty may find it interesting. Those who know a little bit will be speechless. Author, are you sure there was a kneeling ceremony in the Tang Dynasty at that time? During the Tang Dynasty, even the emperor did not dare to let anyone kneel down casually. At that time, "filial piety" was practiced. Only one's elders or important occasions would kneel down. The rest did not need to kneel even when they saw the emperor. How could a prince dare to let people kneel down? Want to rebel? The common currency in the Tang Dynasty was copper coins. Silver was also used but in very few places. No one used gold at all because gold at that time was used as commercial jewelry. And the author, are you sure there were "golden tickets" in the Tang Dynasty? Hiss~ This book gave me a toothache when I read it. Everyone looks down on the protagonist when they see it. Even the servants look down upon the protagonist when they see him. Brother, are you writing about the ancient "Urban Dragon King" here?
Ah, yes, yes, there is also the matter of gold. At that time, gold could only be used by the royal family and was taboo. The protagonist knew that gold was taboo, but he still used gold dyeing methods to exchange money? Hahaha. Also, the author, you don't know anything about the history of the Tang Dynasty and yet you have such comments about "Queen Changsun", how dare you? Are you worthy of criticizing the ancients without knowing the history? [What]
People who don't understand the history of the Tang Dynasty may find it interesting. Those who know a little bit will be speechless. Author, are you sure there was a kneeling ceremony in the Tang Dynasty at that time? During the Tang Dynasty, even the emperor did not dare to let anyone kneel down casually. At that time, "filial piety" was practiced. Only one's elders or important occasions would kneel down. The rest did not need to kneel even when they saw the emperor. How could a prince dare to let people kneel down? Want to rebel? The common currency in the Tang Dynasty was copper coins. Silver was also used but in very few places. No one used gold at all because gold at that time was used as commercial jewelry. And the author, are you sure there were "golden tickets" in the Tang Dynasty? Hiss~ This book gave me a toothache when I read it. Everyone looks down on the protagonist when they see it. Even the servants look down upon the protagonist when they see him. Brother, are you writing about the ancient "Urban Dragon King" here? Ah, yes, yes, there is also the matter of gold. At that time, gold could only be used by the royal family and was taboo. The protagonist knew that gold was taboo, but he still used gold dyeing methods to exchange money? Hahaha. Also, the author, you don't know anything about the history of the Tang Dynasty and yet you have such comments about "Queen Changsun", how dare you? Are you worthy of criticizing the ancients without knowing the history? [What]