When he woke up, he was transformed into Li Xuan, Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty.
Historically, this unlucky kid came to the throne at the age of 12. He was very playful and was a good player at fighting geese and playing polo, but he didn't know how to become an emperor. In the end, he was kicked out of Chang'an by Huang Chao and died at the age of 27.
But after I studied the genealogy of Lao Li's family, I realized it directly: Grandpa Tang Yizong loved to play and spend money, and lived to be 41 years old; father Tang Xizong... Oh, that's me. But looking forward, those who wanted to cheer up, such as cousin Tang Zhaozong, worked hard to reduce the vassal, but were killed by eunuchs at the age of 38.
The emperor of the Tang Dynasty seemed to die sooner the harder he worked, didn't he? !
Huang Chao is coming? It's none of my business, I can get away with it in history anyway. Is the eunuch Tian Lingzi monopolistic? Just let him take care of things while I have fun, win-win! Separation of vassal towns? Cut it off, they don't need me to fight.
Working hard? Not enough motivation! My life creed is: show off! Go to death!
Marriage to consolidate power? OK! Whoever has a good daughter, I will marry her! As long as you are good-looking, the betrothal gift... I am poor, so 200 yuan is not too much, right?
Government affairs? Leave it to "Father" Tian Lingzi and the prime ministers to quarrel, while I am busy forming the Royal Polo Team!
Unknowingly, in the sixth year of Zhonghe, I saw that the city of Chang'an was still singing and dancing, holding Xin Na's concubine in my arms and sighing: Tsk tsk, I know that as long as the emperor doesn't mess around, the Tang Dynasty will not be destroyed in a while!