In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, the rebellion failed, and Li Chengqian was deposed as a commoner and exiled to Qianzhou. He vomited blood and died in a cramped prison car.
When he opened his eyes again, he returned to the three days before he was deposed.
Looking at himself in the bronze mirror, Li Chengqian smiled as he recalled the ending in history where Li Zhi picked the peach and was ridiculed by future generations for thousands of years.
In this life, he will neither fight nor grab, cry or make trouble.
He personally handed the evidence for his impeachment to Li Shimin, smiled as Wei King Li Tai was ecstatic, and watched Changsun Wuji's calculations with cold eyes.
Just when everyone thought the prince was completely crazy, the iron hooves of the Turkic invaders broke through the prosperity of Chang'an.
When the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty were helpless, when Li Shimin once again fell into the nightmare of the "Wei River Alliance".
However, Li Chengqian slowly took off his crown prince's crown, put on his military uniform, and mounted his horse.
"Your Majesty, since whoever takes the throne of the prince will die, then why not let me first fight a bloody path for the Tang Dynasty!"
Reader comments
Formulaic writing, well, many of the description techniques in this book are similar to those in other books about Li Chengqian and the Xuanwu Sect, and the writing is confusing. Moreover, compared with other books about Li Chengqian, Zhenguan, Li Shimin, and Xuanwu Sect Duitao, this one is already the most unsightly one.
The outline of the main body of the content is still okay, but many logical issues are not rigorous enough in the details. Wasn't the letter written by Changsun Wuji that was finalized when he returned to Chang'an and had a conversation with the emperor in the evening already handed in? Why did it change to chapter 34? Has the letter written by Changsun Wuji to the prince been handed in? ? Still want to be the last resort? ? ?
Formulaic writing, well, many of the description techniques in this book are similar to those in other books about Li Chengqian and the Xuanwu Sect, and the writing is confusing. Moreover, compared with other books about Li Chengqian, Zhenguan, Li Shimin, and Xuanwu Sect Duitao, this one is already the most unsightly one.
The outline of the main body of the content is still okay, but many logical issues are not rigorous enough in the details. Wasn't the letter written by Changsun Wuji that was finalized when he returned to Chang'an and had a conversation with the emperor in the evening already handed in? Why did it change to chapter 34? Has the letter written by Changsun Wuji to the prince been handed in? ? Still want to be the last resort? ? ?
The time is wrong, was it written by Ai?