The Glory of the Tang Dynasty

Li Xian was born in November of the first year of the Xianqing era of Emperor Gaozong of Tang, Li Zhi. Therefore, the change of era name had nothing to do with Li Xian. When Li Xian's eldest son was born, Li Zhi changed the era name to Yongchun to express his joy when Li Xian's son, Li Chongrun, was one month old. He also made this grandson, who was still in swaddling clothes, the Crown Prince.

Only at the end did they manage to bring down Empress Wu.

I can't stand watching it; it's neither mainstream nor unique.

The time traveler returns to ancient times and immediately takes advantage of famous women.

At eleven or twelve, he went to the battlefield as a prince, even going behind enemy lines to fight as a guerrilla, all for his own interest. And then he wrote so much, despite all the danger. In the preceding events, the characters meticulously and cautiously carried out their actions in order to overthrow Empress Wu. Is this really the same person? Many details of his behavior and interactions with others make this prince seem very strange.

This novel is so well-written! I'd also like to recommend another novel to everyone, called "The Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty," written by the pen name Old White Pig. It updates twice a day without fail and doesn't have a bad ending.