Saving the Tang Dynasty: I Transmigrated into Prince Wei Li Yi

The plot is intense and exciting. The protagonist will understand the opponent's desires and fears, and will not prevent the opponent from making mistakes. He will play steadily and steadily, and prepare multiple plans in advance.

After reading a few chapters, the author has included a lot of useful information.

Great writing, platinum status!

Everyone has a dream of the glory of the Tang Dynasty

Make up for my regrets in Datang

I really like this kind of eloquent feeling.

The plot is very compact, the characters are well drawn, and it's beautiful to watch.

This book is a relatively rare unsystematic power plot in the late Tang Dynasty. The protagonist is in a dead situation at the beginning, and does not rely on golden fingers, but relies on the positions of the characters and the loopholes of the system to find a way out. The villains and supporting characters have top-notch IQs, the group portraits are well-shaped, and the plots of the palace coup, the edict inspection, and the shortage of granaries are very solidly written, and there are no brainless plots. It is suitable for readers who are willing to read slow and rigorous historical plots.

Not bad. The title of the book needs to be changed. When I say King Wei, I will only think of King Li Tai of Wei. Why not change it to "Resurgence of the Tang Dynasty: Starting from the interception of the throne of Hu by the eldest son of Yizong"

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