Great Tang: Making Li Er Cry from the Start

It's better than most Zhenguan novels. You planned your own power from the beginning and married the four eldest princesses. [Adoration] None of them lived to be 40 years old to make up for it, especially Sizi who died young when he was 12 years old and less than 11 years old.

Interesting, so interesting. Maybe this can really change the emperor system. I feel like the author is writing a time travel strategy. However, this strategy has several prerequisites. First, the emperor must be a wise king. Second, he must have the ability to protect himself. Third, there must be a system. This system must have a mall. It would be better if the second one can be merged. Fourth, the strategy must stick to the strategy and not be alarmed😎. He must be calm enough to not change his face under the murderous spirit. Hehe😁

The plot is more modern, not as rigid as other historical dramas (just like the difference between Tang Dynasty and Zhenguan). The shortcoming is that the details are not good, and many things said in the front are forgotten later. In addition, the timeline is too early, the princess is too young, and the little Sizi has not been born yet. Changle has to wait 8 years until he is 18, and Wu Zetian is 3 years younger than Changle... It takes a long time for the male protagonist to show off [face cover]. Why don't you consider Xiangcheng and Runan? The two older princesses are also good, especially the Empress Sun, the eldest son of the family in Runan's history, who also left due to illness shortly after his death. It's good to follow the male protagonist, and Yu Zhang is also good. Xiangcheng, Runan, Changle, Yuzhang, Jinyang and Wuzhao have all been collected very well. Other concubines can also be collected more. Don't hold back when you go back to ancient times. Just take all the good-looking ones home. Anyway, they are just for wealth. When I study firearms later and go to Europe, wouldn't it be nice to bring some foreign beauties home with me [laughing]

One of Li Shimin's bravest novels is worth reading

It's unrealistic and a bit impatient, but if you read it as a cool article, it doesn't matter.

All I can say is that it looks good and fits well.

Although it's a bit ridiculous, it's really refreshing. Different from ordinary death-seeking articles, this one actually got him involved.

It's good, but it's a little slow. I really want to see the Seven Star Lantern come into being.

Good, good, good

Come on, good writing, keep up the hard work