A Laid-Back Early Tang Dynasty

How should I put it, it was okay at the beginning, suitable for leisurely viewing; when the competition for the reserve began, I expected that it would be pornographic, but I still watched it with a trace of luck until the Xuanwu Gate incident really happened. In fact, when rescuing people out of the city, my last hope was to be independent and confront Li Shimin (limited to the three brothers described in this book). What did I see in the end? ! The protagonist actually compromised and surrendered. Although the chapter title was very domineering and arrogant and damned, the content was really like a slave. There was no sympathy for the tragedy of the disciple's family, no anger at being deceived, and no concern at all for his wife's loss of her husband. Some of my heartache is just a compromise, and then I persuade the people around me to help the enemy. How servile does the author have to be to write such a plot? I would like to ask the author if you are still studying in kindergarten. Do you understand morality, human nature, and logic?

I really can't stand it anymore. I read two books of this kind in a row. They are all about the male protagonist being forced by the emperor to marry an unknown woman, and they both got married and gave birth to a baby. What the hell is this article? It destroys all three views. The male protagonist can accept a woman. I won't read anymore.

Introduction and explanation of nouns: Fc [(non-first love) now often refers to: non-place (人qi)] Double FC (non-first love, non-chu (人qi)) WRQ (bus) yw (yangwei) Shendiao [Other couples (the woman's appearance can reach the level of the heroine or the heroine)] qcqc [Collect everything] cc [First love, first love] There are only five points that can be unified: dead daughter, gifted daughter, LV hat, betrayal, and extremely abusive master. Depressed plots can be explained: plots that make readers feel uncomfortable... For example: leaking girls, prostitutes, divine sculptures, mask flow, clones, pimps, etc. Defense level classification: Ultimate negative defense: die if you are bored, crazy brainstorming. Negative defense: Death when struck by lightning, heavy suffocation is not enough (including double FC). Light armor: Can't withstand green, obscenity, gift, leakage, meaningless double FC, WRQ. Cloth armor: More resistant to double FC, WRQ than light armor, slightly resistant to obscenity, leakage, and mild abuse. Heavy Armor: Basically resistant to everything except green, and resistant to moderate abuse. Divine Defense: He has no scruples, and may not be able to withstand a severe abuser. Pervert: Likes being subjected to green darkness, NTR, severe abuse and all other factors. Sneak defense: high or low, depending on your preference, the upper limit of defense is heavy armor, and the lower limit is negative defense. Restricted special defense: extreme negative defense against a certain thing, other defenses are normal or super high. Look for recommended books and scanned books (a brief or partial summary of the novel) You can go to Baidu Tieba to find it --- Sad Xueren Bar or YY Novel Bar

I'm nineteen years old, and my period hasn't come yet. I'm too embarrassed to tell my parents. I feel very embarrassed. I couldn't bear it anymore and went to the hospital yesterday. Later, I heard the doctor said that men don't menstruate, so I felt relieved. I wrote a little book

The protagonist's sister (Qiniang) actually went with the protagonist's wife's nephew (Li Chengdao). From now on, should Qiniang's child be called the protagonist's aunt or uncle? Are the protagonist's children and Qiniang's children called cousins ​​or uncles and nephews? Isn't this nonsense? Not to mention ancient times, even modern times are not ethical! Although in ancient times it was possible for cousins ​​to marry, they couldn't marry between different generations, right? Or is it an intermarriage between immediate family members of both parties? Putting aside this, it would be unreasonable to say that Li Shimin gave you face to let Li Chengdao and Li Yuanji go. You promised Li Chengdao to Li Shimin that he would never come back, and in the end your sister did this. Can Li Shimin spare you? This is no longer a matter of doting on the younger sister, but a matter of leading a whole family to death! An emperor who can kill his brother and his father, and later even his own son, can he tolerate you infinitely? Why is your face so big? It became more and more toxic, and I gave up the book.

The Sui Dynasty was beautified rather than vilified First of all, the Sui Dynasty was established when Yang Jian usurped the throne of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. It was the powerful official Yuwentai of the Western Wei Dynasty who laid the foundation for the unification of the north in the Northern Zhou Dynasty and the prosperity of the Sui Dynasty. He was in power for more than 20 years and established the Eight Pillar State. Later, Yang Jian's father, Yang Zhong, was also awarded the title of General of the Zhu Kingdom due to his meritorious service during the Yu Wenyong period, and was awarded the title of Sui Kingdom Merit. Yang Zhong died of illness in 568, and his eldest son Yang Jian inherited the title of Duke of the Sui Kingdom.              560，， In 572, Emperor Wu of Zhou executed Yu Wenhu, the prime minister of power, and took sole control of the government. He carried out internal reforms, rectified official administration, and destroyed Buddhist temples. In 576 AD, Emperor Wu of the Zhou Dynasty led an army to attack Qi. In 577, the Northern Qi Dynasty was destroyed and unified northern China, covering the vast areas of the Yellow River Basin and the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. In 578 AD, Emperor Wu of Zhou led troops to conquer the Turks in the north. He died of illness in the same year and passed the throne to his eldest son Yuwen Yun. After Yu Wenyun came to the throne, Yang Jian's eldest daughter Yang Lihua came to the throne, and Yang Jian was promoted to the general and chief minister of Zhuguo. In the same year, Yuwen Yun killed Qi King Yuwen Xian, which caused the clan's power to weaken and the power of his relatives to rise. In 579, Zen enthroned his eldest son Yuwen Chan (at the age of 6), while Yuwen Yun was still in power behind the scenes. In May 580, Yang Jian was appointed as the general manager of Yangzhou to prepare for the defeat of Chen. When he was about to leave, Yuwen Yun was critically ill, so the imperial official Liu Fang and the internal history official Zheng Yi forged an imperial edict to ask Sui Duke Yang Jian to accept his death and assist in the government. After that, Yang Jian roped in generals such as Yuan Xie, Yuan Yuanzhou, and Yu Wenxin to kill those who opposed him. In 581, Yang Jian usurped the throne and established himself as the Sui Dynasty. The establishment of the Sui Dynasty was not like Cao Cao who led his troops to conquer the Wei State established in northern China like Cao Cao in troubled times, but like Sima Yi who was just someone else's minister, and then other heroes and famous generals died and their sons became powerful and usurped the throne. It's just that the Sui Dynasty was not as good as the Western Jin Dynasty. Although the Sima family did not have an absolute controlling presence in the early Western Jin Dynasty, it was still an absolute major shareholder, far more than other families. When the Sui Dynasty was first established, Yang Jian's family was only the largest shareholder, and there were many other less powerful families. The situation was just like the Republic of China. Chiang Kai-shek was the boss, but there were also major warlords such as the Guangxi clique and the Feng clique. This is also the reason why during the reign of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, many civil and military ministers dared to slam the table and curse in front of the Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. It was Emperor Wu of Zhou who unified northern China, and the Sui Dynasty enjoyed its success. Although Yang Guang was nominally the commander-in-chief of all the troops and horses in the southern expedition, it was Gao Xi who made the decision on the marching strategies of the troops and horses, and there were other generals Yang Su, Han Qinhu, He Ruobi, etc., These people had fought with Emperor Wu of Zhou during the Northern Zhou Dynasty. During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, they were generals who were good at conquering and fighting. Although Yang Guang was not a military idiot, he was not far behind. In 605 AD, Yang Guang ascended the throne and initiated the great cause of reforming the Yuan Dynasty. The construction of Tokyo took 10 months, using 2 million migrant workers every month. Ordered to build canals and build tens of thousands of dragon boats and other types of ships. The palaces, gardens and annexes were overhauled. The famous ones include Xianren Palace, Jiangdu Palace, Jinyang Palace, Linjiang Palace, Xiyuan, etc. These projects exhausted tens of millions of civilians and caused the desolation of large areas of cultivated land, which later led to widespread uprisings by the people to rob granaries, and subsequent years of turmoil led to no harvests. In just 18 years from 604 to 622, the population dropped from 60 million to 16 million. How many were killed in battle? How many died of hunger? There are still people who advocate that the food of the Sui Dynasty was enough for the Tang Dynasty for more than ten years. Are they thinking with their buttocks? In 612 AD, Yang Guang led more than 1 million soldiers and more than 2 million civilians to conquer Goguryeo, but his troops and wealth were lost in Liaodong City. It has to be said that Yang Guang was no different from a military idiot. When he was fighting against Chen for the King of Jin, there were people suppressing him from above. He obeyed the military command of Gao Xi and other generals, so he was able to conquer all the attacks. He ascended the throne as the empress, could not recognize himself, formulated his own strategy, and remotely commanded the frontline officers. After the surrender of Goguryeo, he was not allowed to attack the generals. When Shi entered the city to surrender, he had to wait for him to go over and compete with the generals for the first credit. Later, Goguryeo slowed down and beat the Sui army terribly. In doing so, even President Chiang, who was a master of remote micro-operation, was far inferior. At least President Chiang had the ruthlessness to kill his enemies rather than let them go all the way to the end. There was a peasant uprising in 611 AD. After 612 AD, war broke out across the north and south of the country, and the dynasty came to an end. Many people in the Sui Dynasty thought that Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian, was great when they saw that the Sui Dynasty was able to confront the Turks militarily when it was first established. Then they ignored Liu Bang, Li Yuan, and Li Shimin at the beginning of the founding of the country, but they did not look at who laid the foundation for the Sui Dynasty and how many years it took to lay the foundation. From the more than 20 years of monopoly power of Yuwen Tai in 535 to laying the foundation of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, to the unification of northern China by Emperor Wu of the Zhou Dynasty in 577, to the usurpation of the throne by Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty in 581, nearly 50 years have accumulated. If you include the Western Wei Dynasty usurped by the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the accumulation time will be even longer. Even so, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty failed in his first war against the Turks after he ascended the throne, and could not win until 584. The Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty both raised troops and conquered one city after another during the turbulent years. After unification, the population declined and the economy tended to collapse. After the founding of the country, they had to accumulate resources again. The Han Dynasty was founded on ruins. When the Qin State conquered Liuhe, it not only depleted its own national power, but also plowed the other six countries. The rebels were mostly peasant armies with few professional soldiers. After more than 70 years of accumulation, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacked the Xiongnu in the north, and conquered Minyue, Dongou, and South Vietnam in the south to expand the territory. The Tang Dynasty was founded in 518 and unified China four years later. Guanzhong and Kansai retained a little vitality. After 12 years of accumulation, they defeated the Turks in 630. At this point, the Tang Dynasty began the era of super empire that lasted for more than 120 years.             ，，，，？ In terms of military affairs, he was inferior to his father Yang Jian by an unknown number of levels. He was the immediate emperor. Yang Guang was just a prince from a deep palace. He had no experience in leading troops before. After he was 20 years old, he was praised by a bunch of ignorant people as a great strategist for attacking Chen in name. It was ridiculous!

I want to know what the connection between Li Shimin's Xuanwumen rebellion and Li Xiu is. Maybe you want to say that he is Li Xiuning's husband. Who agreed? Li Shimin? Li Jiancheng? Li Yuanji? Or Li Yuan? None! None of them admitted that only Pei Ji knew about it. It was true that they were married, but in ancient times, it was about matchmaking, parents' orders, and being well-matched. He, Li Xiu, was qualified? Why should he stop Li Shimin? What would be waiting for him if Li Shimin didn't launch the Xuanwu Gate incident? Li Jiancheng might let him go, but what about Li Yuanji? So will the generals in the Prince's Mansion. Let it go? If you don't tell Li Jianning, Li Shimin will save a lot of trouble. If the weeds are not removed, the spring breeze will spring up again. Maybe they will give up revenge, but those generals will not. Li Chengdao, if their brothers are not dead, there will inevitably be those who want revenge. When the time comes, more people will rebel and die. And in what capacity does he, Li Xiu, negotiate terms with Li Shimin? Li Shimin's brother-in-law? Or is it his official position in the Ministry of Household Affairs? Li Shimin's brother-in-law has no use at all if Li Shimin doesn't admit it. Li Shimin's official position in the Ministry of Household Affairs is gone in just one sentence. What qualifications does he have to negotiate with Li Shimin, and the bean sprouts and cabbage brewing machine. He, a working party, might know these? He doesn't even have a golden finger, but he still threatens Li Shimin. After Li Shimin dies, Li Yuan can have another child, and Li Yuanji is not dead yet! If he kills Li Shimin, Li Jing and the others will also be buried with them. Is it useful to sever the relationship between father and son? Even if it is useful, what about Hong Funu? (Come on if you want)

Will Li Shimin be ranked among the top three in terms of historical achievements? The last three are pretty much the same! To be honest, I really can't find out where Li Shimin's achievements lie, let alone unity, let alone the records of the Western Regions... Many emperors could have posted these gold medals! But there is nothing wrong with being ranked among the top three when it comes to being an emperor.

This protagonist is a person who pretends to be aloof and has weak bones. He is very loud when he is being plotted and fights back. He will not give others any favors, but he will rush to kneel and lick him. Even if your current life has made you accustomed to compromise, the identity of the protagonist is an eighteen or nineteen-year-old boy, and he was born in the Tang Dynasty, not the pigtail dynasty. He likes to be humble so much that he simply cut himself off and entered the palace, but the eunuchs got it.

I just want to know, did the author make Li Shimin a fool? Getting angry easily? Even if you are a political opponent, no one will get angry at a word. Did you mistake Li Shimin for Li Yuanba when you co-authored it?