Tang Dynasty: Little Butterfly Li Chengqian

Cheng Qian · Against Fate The history pen is like a knife carving out the name, and it is difficult to change the soul once the mind is changed. Strict relatives, many jealousies, unpredictable kindness, and young brothers are in love with each other. Fortunately, I have loving relatives to shield me from the cold rain, and my pride alone stands in danger. Let him let the storm shake the world and sit firmly in the East Palace to mobilize the troops. There is no certainty that the crown prince will be crowned king, and he will only hold the golden cup alone. Poetic analysis: The first couplet (Historical writing is like a knife carving out a name, and it is difficult to change one's mind once the soul changes): It points out the background of the time travel. The protagonist is well aware of the tragic ending of Li Chengqian being deposed in history. After time traveling, his heart is full of unwillingness and determination to change. Chin couplet (strict relatives, jealousy, unpredictable kindness, young brothers are in love with each other): Describes the dilemma of "disharmony between father and son" and "brother's persecution". Li Shimin's suspicion made the relationship between father and son on thin ice, and Li Tai's pressing pressure put the reserve position in danger. Neck couplet (Fortunately, loving relatives can shield you from the cold rain, but you can only rely on your pride to stand up in danger): Corresponding to the "mother's dealings" and the protagonist's "unchanging expression". Empress Changsun struggled to reconcile in the palace, but the protagonist relied on modern wisdom and pride to remain as stable as a rock in the center of the storm. The last couplet (Let him shake the world, sit firmly in the East Palace and mobilize the troops. There is no fixed number of princes, let's see the golden pot alone): Show the protagonist's confidence and domineering. No matter how turbulent the outside world is, he has his own plan and vows to turn things around and preserve the Tang Dynasty and his own destiny.