In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, the prince Li Chengqian of Taiji Palace was on the verge of being deposed because he neglected government affairs and made mistakes. The thirteen-year-old grandson Li Xiang (with the system) stepped forward, spoke out, clarified right and wrong, and even offered good strategies to calm down the border troubles. He not only saved his father, but also won Taizong's appreciation for his extraordinary courage and intelligence, and was able to gain a foothold in the East Palace and start his own path of growth.
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No one reads the new book
It's a very frustrating book. It's well written, but it makes my balls hurt when I read it. You feel wronged when the big snow dragon rides on you. Farts have no effect. Li Shimin, who conquered the world but was beaten by you every day.
The book is okay, but I suggest you format it well.
No one reads the new book
It's a very frustrating book. It's well written, but it makes my balls hurt when I read it. You feel wronged when the big snow dragon rides on you. Farts have no effect. Li Shimin, who conquered the world but was beaten by you every day.
The book is okay, but I suggest you format it well.