Great Demon King of Sui and Tang Dynasties

Cheng Yaojin,,, couldn't bring him in no matter what.

I find that those who write about the Three Kingdoms and the late Sui Dynasty always follow certain rules and cannot express the feeling. You have to know that those times were troubled times, and people in troubled times were worse than dogs.

Li Shimin was a good emperor, and it was good that he was more open-minded. However, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty was Li Yuan, and the crown prince was Li Jiancheng. Could they tolerate the protagonist from the beginning bringing such a large power to join him but then become Li Er's lackey? Maybe the protagonist of the Xuanwu Sect would be killed before he could wait. Even if he can survive, according to your settings, Lao Cheng will live for a long time. How will Li Er take care of Lao Cheng when he gets old? Will he pave the way for his son to get rid of him? How will Li Zhi and Wu Zetian treat Lao Cheng? As a time-traveler, you wouldn't want to think about it. After all, there are many young, smart, old and confused + ministers who are paving the way for children and cleaning up.

The weight of the weapon is a bit exaggerated. Guan Gong's Qinglong Yanyue Sword only weighs 82 kilograms. According to the Internet, it may be about 40 kilograms. Think about it, how tall is a person? How thick is a weapon weighing more than 200 kilograms? Can it be held in the hand?

People who write fan fiction always want to write something personal, but do you know that most of the people who want to read it are people who like the original work. What do you like? Of course, I like the distinctive personalities and characteristics of the characters in the original work. Unfortunately, these are the first things that changed when it came to your hands. Even the personality characteristics of the original characters have changed. How many people do you think will like it?

Horse fighting with an ax? Looking for death?

You can rebel and become emperor, and then work as a dog for Li Tang.

When writing romances of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, you have to be fierce enough. You can do it as fiercely as you want. Also, the character creation must pass the test.