The Retired Emperor of Zhenguan

I put my words here, this book will be a eunuch

The protagonist turns one hundred and ten years old. Li Zhi: Is there such a thing as a thirty-year-old grandson today?

Interesting, why doesn't the protagonist think about whether Li Shimin will take him, the Supreme Emperor, with him when he leaves?

The author has a few points to say: First: This article will not discredit Li Shimin, nor will it praise him. Second: The protagonist did not invent in the later period, but established a medical school and set up a monument to study things and knowledge, which indirectly promoted the scientific and technological level of the entire Datang Dynasty. (The development of science and technology does not depend on one person, but relies on a huge grassroots to promote it. For example, making an atomic bomb, no matter how you know the principle, you can't make a single part.) Third: The protagonist does not have the memory of his previous predecessor, and Li Yuan has not thought about the mutiny in history. Fourth: Regarding the title issue in the article, for example, Empress Changsun calls the protagonist father-in-law instead of father. This is thoughtful. Empress Changsun was thirteen years old when she married into the Li family. Naturally, there is no need to say more about her feelings. There is obviously a barrier when Li Shimin calls her father. Furthermore, the titles of the Tang Dynasty are different from the titles we accept every day. It stands to reason that it is wrong for a prince to call the eldest grandson the queen as his mother. However, this is a novel after all, so it only needs to be consistent with historical facts, and there is no need to compare. Fifth: Regarding how to deal with the relationship with Li Shimin, the article has its own logical reasoning. You can read it. It is by no means a stupid article. For example, in the second chapter, it was already mentioned that the airplane is like the wooden kite made by Mozi, and some "witty" people still said that the author was mentally retarded. Sixth: Regarding whether the protagonist is cowardly or not, and Li Shimin's momentum. If you were a great man in your previous life, you would naturally not be afraid of this eternal emperor. But think about it, are you? It's not like the author doesn't know how to write directly because of his domineering spirit. Moreover, in the later period, the protagonist gradually took the initiative through a series of events, and Li Shimin did not have the ability to easily imprison the emperor. And the momentum, let alone this is a historical novel, there are many records of emperors in history books, and are you afraid when you look at your parents and teachers? They only have the ability to teach you a lesson, while Li Shimin directly has the power of life and death. Don't say that Li Shimin will not kill the protagonist. History is changeable, and killing that touches Li Shimin's bottom line is not impossible. If you have any questions, please leave a message below. Thank you 🙏

Let's talk about your views I saw that I didn't like it in the comment section and there were a lot of criticisms. I'm quite surprised. I stayed up until six in the morning to finish reading it. I really liked this book. Let me praise this book. First of all, the author's writing style is good. His overall idea is still unclear, but the author's writing style is quite excellent. Many of the author's words are very interesting, and you won't be able to appreciate them if you read them quickly. Many people don't like this theme. They think that the emperor will be restored after time travel and they don't like it. I also agree. If you don't like it, you just don't like it. Money can't buy it. I am willing. No matter how good you write it, it's none of my business.        ，， We don't care about books. If you don't like this subject matter, and you don't like the idea of ​​a 60-year-old man traveling through time, then this book is not suitable for you. If you think this subject matter is not a big problem, then you can open the book and read it. If you like it, read it; if you don't like it, change it. As for this book, some people like it and some don't, that's it. The reason why I write so many words is because I hope the author can persevere. I hope the author will not belittle himself. Books like yours will become popular sooner or later.

The Second Xuanwu Gate Change The second coup occurred in January of the first year of Shenlong (AD 705) of Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty. At that time, Wu Zetian had been proclaimed emperor for fourteen years. She was old and seriously ill. Some officials who had long been dissatisfied with her "Wu Zhou Revolution" and hoped to restore the Tang Dynasty took the opportunity to start an uprising under the leadership of Zhang Jianzhi and Cui Xuanwei, the prime ministers of Fengge Luantai. Zhang, Cui, and General Jinghui of the Zuoyu Linwei led more than 500 Yulin soldiers to occupy the Xuanwu Gate. They welcomed the prince Li Xian from the East Palace, and then broke into the palace together to the Yingxian Palace where Wu Zetian slept. They killed Wu Zetian's favored Lintai Supervisor Zhang Yizhi and Chunguan Minister Zhang Zongchang. Wu Zetian was forced to abdicate, and Prince Li Xianzhong was crowned emperor. The third Xuanwumen coup The third time was the coup of Prince Li Chongjun in the first year of Emperor Zhongzong Jinglong of the Tang Dynasty (707 AD). Zhongzong Li Xian was weak and incompetent after his restoration, while Queen Weishi was strong. She colluded with Wu Sansi internally and externally to take over the government. Empress Wei disliked Prince Chongjun because he was not her biological child. Sansi also hated Chongjun, and indulged his son-in-law Zuowei General Wu Chongxun and his wife Princess Anle to often insult Chongjun, and even called Chongjun a slave. Chongxun also taught the princess to petition Zhongzong to depose the crown prince and make herself the crown princess. Chong Jun finally couldn't bear it anymore. In July of the first year of Jinglong, he joined forces with General Zuo Yulin Li Duozuo and others under the false pretense of obeying the imperial edict. He led Zuo Yulin and more than 300 Qianqian cavalrymen to rush into the residence of Wu Sansi and Wu Chongxun, killed Sansi and Chongxun, and then sent troops to surround the palace and demand Empress Wei and Princess Anle. When Empress Wei heard about the change, she took Zhongzong hostage and boarded the Xuanwu Gate tower, and mobilized troops to suppress it. Chongjun led his army to attack Xuanwu Gate. Zhongzong announced to the sergeant that Chongjun had rebelled, so the sergeant turned against him and killed Li Duozuo and others. Chongjun's party members immediately collapsed, and the coup suddenly collapsed. Chongjun fled to Zhongnan Mountain, where he was hunted down and killed. The Fourth Xuanwu Gate Change The fourth time was Li Longji's coup in the fourth year of Emperor Zhongzong Jinglong of the Tang Dynasty (710 AD). In June of that year, Empress Wei, Princess Anle and others conspired to poison Zhongzong Li Xian and made King Wen Li Chongmao emperor. Empress Wei wanted to imitate Wu Zetian, so she placed Wei's disciples in key departments in the capital and gathered the party members to prepare to depose Chongmao and establish herself on her own. However, she was afraid of the opposition of the Prime Minister and Taiwei Li Dan, so she wanted to find an opportunity to kill him. Li Longji, the son of King Xiang and King of Linzi, received a tip and joined forces with Princess Taiping and others to preemptively rush into the Yulin Guards, kill Wei Xu and Wei Bo who were sent by Queen Wei to lead the guards, occupied the Xuanwu Gate, and then sent troops to break into the palace and killed Queen Wei and Princess Anle. The prime ministers Li Dan and Long Ji, father and son, took control of the military and political power. Later, they intimidated the young emperor Chongmao to abdicate, and the prime minister ascended the throne as Ruizong. What these four coups have in common is that the key to the failure of each coup is whether they can control the Xuanwu Gate. In a coup, the party that controls Xuanwu Gate is the winner, and the party that fails to control Xuanwu Gate ultimately fails. It can be seen that Xuanwumen played an extremely important role in the four coups in the early Tang Dynasty.

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I have read dozens of chapters, and with Li Yuan's level of activity, it's really a joke on the author to survive. He sees this and that, and does this and that. Is the protagonist not afraid of dying of illness? Li Er didn't want to bear the name of killing his father, but it was still easy to let his father be paralyzed in bed.

After seeing 29, I felt a bit poisonous, so it is suitable for novices. The creativity is still okay, but I can't figure out why the description is so lacking in invention, and I feel red in the face. Oh my god, if there is a plot like this again, I think the character will explode.

Kill Li Er and sleep with your eldest grandson. You have to accept Wu Mei. That is your grandson's wife. How can you let your daughter-in-law go? Train her and slowly kill Li Er. Like Zhu Wen, his son went out to fight and slept with his wife. Doesn't Li Er love to fight with his charioteers and relatives?