Have you ever rebelled?
Did you survive after rebelling?
Ha ha,
I rebelled, and I'm still alive!
You want to know who I am?
Well,
I'm Li Chengqian, the Crown Prince!
Though now I'm the Deposed Crown Prince.
I often find myself thinking about one thing:
Looking back on my life, have I been satisfied with it?
Some people say life is all about comparison.
So,
let's compare.
Fusu, the Crown Prince of the Qin Dynasty, was sent by his imperial father to build the Great Wall. His father was too domineering and only thought of him when he was on his deathbed.
Well, Li Chengqian was carefully raised by his imperial father. His father cared a little too much, and raised him to be bold.
Fusu killed himself!
I rebelled!
Liu Ju, the Crown Prince of the Han Dynasty, was suspected by his imperial father and forced to rebel.
Well, Li Chengqian suspected that his imperial father would replace him as Crown Prince, so he rebelled of his own accord.
After his rebellion failed, only one member of Liu Ju's family survived!
After mine failed, my family was just fine!
Yinreng, the Crown Prince of the Qing Dynasty, was appointed and deposed twice by his imperial father, and ultimately lost his claim to the throne.
Well, Li Chengqian was appointed and deposed once by his imperial father, and ultimately lost his claim to the throne.
Yinreng was confined and lost his freedom!
I was exiled and gained my freedom!
Ha ha, ha ha, not bad! We all had emperors for fathers, emperors who will go down in history, and we were all Crown Princes. They died or were confined, while I'm still alive and free!
No loss there, no loss at all!
But what should I do from now on?
Raise children? Eat, drink, and have fun? Seek out a thrill?
Oh, that actually sounds pretty good!
I really can do that!
Author's notes: 1. This is an alternate-history parallel world. 2. If you need historical accuracy, this isn't for you. If you don't like it, just click away. 3. Thanks to everyone who stopped by. 4. If you enjoy it, please add it to your favorites.
Theme: Add a little passionate color and a different kind of spark to an unchanging life!
Emmmmmmm I got into the trap from the story about Prince Yinreng. But obviously this book gave me the feeling of being childish It's not that the writing style is childish But the characters created by my wife, including the dialogues, are very immature. The two young masters of the Changsun family, Prince Cheng Qian and Li Tai Madam, why do you think that the eldest son whom the eldest son's family has trained with all their strength will be a hot-tempered maniac who can't control his temper and likes to give oral pleasure? How could the second son, the eldest grandson, who was able to stand up from the pressure of his father and brother and establish his own family, cause trouble for the prince along the way when the situation was so bad? Since Li Tai has been able to monopolize the favor of the emperor for so many years and constantly woo the prince, how can he be an incompetent person? It's strange that the behavior of each character does not conform to the original identity positioning in the wife's novel...
Watching this conversation, I feel like I have regressed a lot.
Woo hoo hoo, I was so moved that I cried. I just said that Li Shimin loved Cheng Qian. This was his eldest son. His first love as a father was felt through Cheng Qian. Even though he might not be a good Aye, he was always there all year round. The war missed Cheng Qian's childhood, and later he was extremely harsh on Cheng Qian. But it was he who prayed for Cheng Qian when he was sick, and it was he who saved Cheng Qian's life when he rebelled. This was his prince, but he was also her son. Perhaps Li Shi All the wisdom of the people is focused on governing the country and the military. When it comes to handling family affairs, he is a muggle. When it comes to being an Aye, he was still very young and very wanton. It is impossible for him to know how to be a good Aye immediately after becoming an Aye. Maybe in the history we don't know, he would take little Cheng Qian to play with him in his spare time after returning from the war. Maybe that period of not getting along much was the warmest and most relaxing time for the father and son. Cheng Qian was afraid of him. This was such a heartbreaking fact for Li Shimin, especially since this fact came from his eldest son. He was not allowed to deceive himself. Heartbroken, Cheng Qian had a psychological shadow at a young age, and this shadow came from his Aye, the person he admired the most; heartbroken, as a father, Li Shimin had to face the brothers killing each other among his sons, which was the greatest irony of his Xuanwu Sect change, and was the greatest curse given to him by the people in the underworld.
Er Feng is actually very good at doting on his son, and he is very disgusting. Ye Ye Yi Nu wants to die.
Cheng Qian finally broke out. It was good. I don't know why. I saw Er Feng's love from the side. Dare to confront the emperor. In addition to requiring a certain amount of courage, the most important thing is that he has been loved before. Otherwise, how could he have the courage? It can be said that Er Feng actually loves Cheng Qian very much.
Not updated anymore?
Madam, won't you update? QAQ
When will Loulou be updated?
Self-righteous psychopath!!! I'm really tired of the Changsun family.
I'll go, Li Jiancheng is alive, but why do we have to adopt him? Li Jiancheng can't give birth by himself? Or are you afraid that you will be killed by Li Shimin again if you give birth?