The Splendor of the Tang Dynasty

He traveled through time and became Li Shimin's illegitimate son, but he didn't know his identity. There was a child bride who cultivated a few acres of land, invented something when she had nothing to do, and slowly developed a mud village. Han Yue felt that this kind of life was quite good. If no one disturbed him, he would rather live like this for the rest of his life. However, men always grow up, and small people will gradually become big people, and they will become the best in every move. Time is a knife for killing pigs, but Han Yue gradually becomes a sharp sword.

Oops, I also need a mobile phone number to comment. The mobile phone number is tied to something else, and it took me a long time to get it right. It's the finale, but I still feel like something is missing. The ending is not perfect. The extra chapter was written about Youyou and Liu Heishi. Youyou was written until the end, but Liu Heishi was not written. I always feel that the ending can be beautified and beautified. Overall, it is very good. I hope your new book will be of good quality. I've read a few chapters and it's a bit funny. Keep up the good work! 👍👍👍👍

I have always been particularly curious about aristocratic families. Why on earth can it be passed down for so many years? Is it really just a matter of cleverness and plunder? And what about those so-called backgrounds? I think aristocratic families should have strict family mottos and rules. How could they allow their children to be so wanton? Even if not everyone can reach the level of a gentleman or the realm of a great Confucian, at least they will not be a rogue or a gangster in the market. How can they have the mentality of a nouveau riche and appear to outsiders as a young master? Wouldn't this disgust the people? An aristocratic family should be an image that others admire on the surface, so that it can last for a long time. Are the impressions of the aristocratic families in current historical novels somewhat biased?

I often see the fragrance of virginity described in some books. What does the fragrance of virginity smell like? Is there any experienced driver who can help me?

The protagonist seems to be okay, but when he curses in the ring, he is not afraid that the emperor will cut him off. He also brags that he is not afraid of aristocratic families coming to steal his water tanker. Who do you think you are? Do you have an army? What do you use to fight against the aristocratic family? Killing you is not like playing for the family.

Obviously the author's writing is not a novice, but the plot is really poisonous, but I guess the author originally wrote an anti-Japanese drama.

What school did the protagonist come from? I also want to study further. He can invent and manufacture, and he can also fight, make wine, and make gunpowder. He is awesome. What school?

The emperor's illegitimate son? This kind of status really makes people speechless. Does the emperor need to have a wife? Li Shimin even slept with his sister-in-law and siblings, so why did he need to cover it up?

After the protagonist's eldest son was born, he swore not to kill anyone, but then he kept killing people? He had a falling out with Li Shimin and said he would never go to the Tang Dynasty to open up new territories outside the country. As a result, in the next few chapters, I went directly to the Tang Dynasty and participated in the court meeting. Also, why did I want to include my sister-in-law in the harem? This heroine is completely dispensable. I'm completely confused. What's going on?

To be honest, as soon as you wrote about Luo Jinger, the author, I knew what you were up to. Isn't it just the second wife plus a confidante? Maybe the protagonist's wife-to-be will be pushed to the back of the queue, and then he will go to Beijing to compete with aristocratic families, and then have relationships with some aristocratic women, and from time to time, he will bring out some black technology and be robbed by cheap old men. Later, he trains soldiers (?) To become an official, helps a prince to become the emperor, or rises to the position himself (a powerful minister or emperor). Well, many of the routines of historical "gold-finger" writings, and the routines of most second- and third-rate cool writings.