The time traveler Li Changqing came to the Tang Dynasty and became Li Yuan's adopted son. Li Yuan was impressed by his talent and made him a powerful general in the world. Prince Li Jiancheng and King Qi Li Yuanji were unwilling to lose their power and plotted to launch the Xuanwumen Revolution in an attempt to get rid of Li Changqing. However, they were fatally counterattacked and his body was missing.
Two hundred thousand Turkic cavalry approached the city of Chang'an, and Li Shimin was forced to sign a humiliating covenant on the banks of the Wei River. At the critical moment, Li Changqing led 80,000 elite white-robed troops to gallop towards the king. After three thousand miles of hard fighting, they turned the tide and successfully defeated the Turkic army. Since then, all the people south of the desert returned to the Tang Dynasty. The Turks no longer dared to covet the Central Plains, and their ambition to go south to herd horses was completely shattered.
Li Changqing shocked the world with his illustrious military exploits, and was named the King of Side by Side. Together with Li Shimin, he took charge of the country and jointly painted a glorious chapter in the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty.
Reader comments
This book looks familiar. Empress Hengkong is afraid that Li Xiuning became the empress and then abdicated to the throne of King Wu. Then eternal night fell, and the emperors of China and the West were reborn from ancient times and began to cultivate immortality.
The subject matter of this book is quite novel. It's just that some details weren't handled very well.
Although it is a novel, it carefully follows the historical details and
It's okay to read without thinking. If you want to read this book, put your head down.
This book looks familiar. Empress Hengkong is afraid that Li Xiuning became the empress and then abdicated to the throne of King Wu. Then eternal night fell, and the emperors of China and the West were reborn from ancient times and began to cultivate immortality.
The subject matter of this book is quite novel. It's just that some details weren't handled very well.
Although it is a novel, it carefully follows the historical details and
It's okay to read without thinking. If you want to read this book, put your head down.
Truth and objectivity are mostly descriptions.
Too short, too short