Emperor Li Chengqian: I Kill Li Tai in Front of Li Shimin
大帝李承乾：在李世民面前杀李泰
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- A Hundred Thousand Undying Soldiers from the Start: Tell Me, How Could I Lose?开局十万不死大军，你告诉我咋输Alternate title on Fanqie
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If it's different from the TV series, it gets low ratings. Tomato is still a mystery. I gave a positive review too early. Chapter 88 selected two noble empresses, as if afraid the struggle for the throne wouldn't be chaotic enough. Invincible!
In short, evidence, evidence, you still need evidence? In ancient times, an army of 100,000 who could live without food or water, his words would be the evidence! I was smoking on the balcony. The wind blew half my cigarette, so I smoked the other half. I didn't argue with the wind; maybe the wind had its own troubles. But then I thought, why should the wind steal my cigarette?
Awesome, awesome, awesome! A slightly weaker version of the invincible path, the road to becoming a domineering emperor!!! With cyborgs that automatically refresh every midnight without needing supplies and possess maximum loyalty as a foundation, all the strategies are grand and open schemes.
Give Li Shimin a good beating. The short videos are practically hyping him up to the skies.
He directly kicked out Emperor Chengzu of the Li Shimin faction, and Li Chengqian became Emperor Taizong himself. Keep it up, author! This article was so satisfying to read.
Yes, killing Li Tai and rebelling against Li Shimin from the very beginning is quite satisfying. Some people say it was too good to Li Shimin, but in my opinion, Emperor Taizong of Tang was originally a very good emperor (compared to other emperors), it's just that he was never a good father.
Clearly structured, logically sound, with sound values, and not mindless—it's quite well-written. Many plot points reflect modern social phenomena, offering valuable lessons and making it more meaningful than most contemporary novels. In fact, many things we encounter are forms of cultural and ideological transmission, and this novel's content is well-suited for spreading positive ideas.
The protagonist's cheat ability is too powerful. In the ordinary world, he can do whatever he wants, commanding an invincible, absolutely loyal, and inexperienced immortal army that doesn't even need to eat or drink. What does that mean? It's only a matter of time before he crushes the entire world! As for reform, that's no problem at all, since no force can defeat this cheat ability.
Having read so many Tang Dynasty novels, this one was quite enjoyable. I wasn't initially planning to click on it because of its 6.3 Rating, but I gave it a try after reading the part about killing Li Tai. The whole experience was enjoyable, so I'm giving it 5 stars! Keep up the good work, author! ⛽
It's a great read, especially the interpretations of the Three Sovereigns and the Analects. It's a shame there's so little content, particularly the later expansion, which was cut short after just a few chapters. I don't know why the rating is so low. Although it has a touch of fantasy, it makes it more realistic.