Transmigrating as Li Chengqian: From the Start, I Storm the Xuanwu Gate

Finally, I came across a Tang Dynasty novel about a decisive and decisive attack. It says at the beginning that attacking the Xuanwu Gate is the right thing to do. It's not sloppy at all. The protagonist's attitude is tough and domineering, and he's not submissive. It's very good.

Chapter 19 Hundreds of heavily armored cavalry fought with the Xuanjia army for a long time. No one on both sides died. The reason was the armor protection of both sides.

It's okay. There's no system and there aren't that many miscellaneous emotional dramas. It's just a cool story. I just went out to start my own business and let Li Tai fight with Li. It's an idea. It's much better than some Li Chengqian who admires Li Er's bad feet. It's just that the foreshadowing is too long. It's a bit boring to do business and recruit talents all the time (ahem, I've seen too many of this type). Of course, there's nothing wrong with daily writing, but it's more explosive for you. The sky is brighter (recommended on the homepage, please update more) [OK] or not [OK]?

I have read more than 200 chapters so far and it is pretty good. However, Li Shimin is still biased even though it was clearly pointed out and he himself realized that the prince is very capable of taking on important responsibilities. I will have to read it again. . . But judging from the trend, it won't end with a loving father and a filial son. If so, I will definitely come back and give it one star. . . After the male protagonist returned to Chang'an, the King of Wei harassed him again and again, and Li Shimin made trouble for him, so the male protagonist just let it go. . .

The idea is good, but failure is inevitable. How can it be possible to succeed with only about 2,000 people attacking the Xuanjia Army? It is also the Xuanwu Sect. Two different handling methods will definitely have different results. Li Er killed all the princes and Li Si's descendants, leaving Li Yuan with no choice.

Breaking through the Xuanwu Gate at the beginning is very good. It is not sloppy at all, and it is not submissive. It makes me happy to watch it. When will Li Chengqian's leg be cured?

Overall it's okay, but the first few dozen chapters are too taken for granted. It's okay to write through this wave of poisonous points. At the very least, you have a thorough reading of history. Although it is superficial, it is not a random fabrication and it has a source. The overall writing focuses on farming and management. Overall, the article is not enjoyable enough. If it is a historical deduction text... It seems not qualified. The writing is passable, relatively sophisticated, plain and smooth. The advantage is the group portrait, each character's basic IQ is online.

The literary talent is outstanding, and the character description is very artistic.

💩I can't eat alone

It's okay. Although the response was a bit shallow after the rebellion, I did take into account some political factors at the time and acted on the pretense of emotion. I feel that this is in line with the views of the ancients. However, there are also some rough parts. I directly used emotion to override everything ~ so I deducted 1 point