[Historical Crossover] I Have a Throne to Inherit

Only Li Chengqian made me feel that it was right not to forgive. This chapter about Li Chengqian and Li Shimin shows that Li Chengqian gradually got rid of Li Shimin's influence and walked out of his own way.

I think this father and son don't even have a bad relationship. They just want to be strangers who have never met each other. The history books give me heartache.

Fusu's historical data are too few and almost non-existent, while Liu Zhi's are quite satisfactory and far away and can be completely discarded. Only Li Chengqian, only a few decades apart, could always produce something different in the two Tang books. For example, in the case of Du He, the original text in the New Tang Book is: Please complain about your illness, and you will be able to ask for help. However, this sentence does not have [question mark] in the Old Tang Book.

I'm done following it, and I want more extras. I had a heart attack after reading Li Chengqian's chapter

That's fine. After reading the history books and empathizing with Li Chengqian, I wondered if Li Shimin had water in his head. Even if he wanted to make up for the past king of Qin, he couldn't curse his own child to die young. How can a father be like this? Do you think so?

Li Shimin cares more about reputation than Yingzheng Liu Che. If Li Chengqian is sentenced to death after his rebellion or learns from Liu Zhi, Li Shimin's reputation will be difficult to say. Considering this, Li Shimin demoted Li Chengqian to a commoner and exiled him to Qianzhou. It is unclear how much he loved Li Chengqian, but it was obvious that he had earned his good reputation.

If the future emperor of the Tang Dynasty is not Li Chengqian, who should he be? Li Shimin, do you want to dethrone the prince innocently? Love is emotional. If everything starts from reason, can it still be called love? It can only be interests that come first

Li Tai, you... You have been like this in history. You still want the crown prince position after being favored. You are so unpopular that you have never been able to correctly position yourself (Li Shimin has to take the blame for this).

The fact that he likes Turkic culture is really a new compilation in the New Tang Book. The old Tang Book only said that he liked the Hu culture, but the entire Li Tang Dynasty was inseparable from the Hu culture from beginning to end. Maybe he liked other Hu people!? As a result, the New Book of Tang Dynasty suddenly added details like Turkic culture that you think are absolutely politically incorrect.

In the final analysis, Li Er wanted him to be a clay sculpture of a saint.