Li Chengqian: I Have No Regrets About the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

Chen Qian, a college student who was unemployed after graduation, accidentally traveled to the eighth year of Zhenguan while looking for a job, and his identity was Li Chengqian, the eldest son of Li Shimin. Although Chen Qian did not graduate with a history major, as a history amateur, he still knew something about the history of the Tang Dynasty. The powerful Tang Dynasty had its own regrets more or less, and the regrets of the Tang Dynasty may have been doomed from the moment Li Shimin deposed Li Chengqian. Since God allowed him to restart this game, he would naturally let Shengtang no longer have any regrets. After the identity change, Li Chengqian's feelings for the internal ministers, whether it was Changsun Wuji or Fang Xuanling, all decided that he, the prince, must follow him. Even Wei Zheng, who had always kept a straight face, had to praise: "His Royal Highness is truly the epitome of all people." As the eldest brother in the family, whether it is the conceited Li Tai or the scheming Li Zhi, including the heroic and martial father Li Ke, they all willingly said: "I am willing to hold the horse and fall in the stirrup for my eldest brother until death." Opening up territory to the outside world and completely disintegrating Xue Yantuo's tribe in the north, the Tang Dynasty no longer had the difficulty of Hu Ma going south. Complete control of Tuguhun and Gaochang to the west prevented Datang from being in danger of being cut off from the Silk Road. Xiangdong brought Korea and Japan under the iron heel of the Tang Dynasty, so that the Tang Dynasty no longer had to worry about the tiger sleeping soundly under the bed. Going south to conquer the Southeast Peninsula and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Datang culture was continuously exported overseas... Such a prosperous Tang Dynasty, no regrets!