"However, when Emperor Gaozu raised an army in Taiyuan, Li Jiancheng and Taizong each led an army. As the prince, he employed bureaucrats such as Wang Gui and Wei Zheng, who were later famous ministers who assisted in the Zhenguan rule. It can be seen that Li Jiancheng was also a man of intelligence." ---Chen Yinke Returning to Xuanwumen, if there had not been the coup that changed the political structure of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin were brothers and sisters, how would they have created the prosperous Tang Dynasty. This book is based on fictitious historical facts and is full of absurd remarks. Any similarities are purely based on mutual understanding.
Reader comments
The narrative is grand and the writing is delicate, but it still feels a bit uninteresting. I hope it doesn't end badly.
It's a rare novel with Li Jian as the protagonist. It's good to read. I like it.
The narrative is grand and the writing is delicate, but it still feels a bit uninteresting. I hope it doesn't end badly.
It's a rare novel with Li Jian as the protagonist. It's good to read. I like it.