Tang the Fierce

I feel that if the word "Xiao" is used, it seems to set the tone and eventually dominate the world and plot to usurp the throne. I really hope that Pig's Foot can finally retire after Li Longji ascends the throne, and by the way, it can give Taiping a good ending. Pig's trotters broke into this period of history. I think Taiping will not raise so many faces as it did in history. So here's the question, Zhang Yizhi's brother was first the face-shou of Taiping, and then recommended to Wu Zetian by Taiping. If Taiping didn't raise the face-shou, the way Zhang Yizhi's brothers appear would probably have changed.

I keep voting every day. I was a little impatient at the beginning, but I got better and better after entering the city of gods. The more I read, the more interesting it becomes. The collision of wisdom, the deciphering of human nature, the direction of the human heart, and political compromise are a great book. Come on, author, if you persist, you will definitely become the next great god.

While looking for a book to read, I accidentally came across this book Tang Xiao. I originally thought it would be good to read the stories of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. When I saw that the author was studying alone in Nanhua, the first official book I read was Commoner. After the official policy, I read it at least 2.3 Times. It was really good and I suddenly felt very good 😁😁😁

When I first read Nanhua's Bu Yiguan Dao, I was still a student. I had no money and could only chase pirated copies on Dingdian every day. I accidentally came across this book today. In order to make up for it, I may have to subscribe to it in full.

After reading books for more than 10 years, I have never heard of the author's name. However, it can be seen from this book that the author's writing style is very good. It is better than many books by great writers. Why is he not famous? Good books have been buried.

Damn it, I finished it all in one go. I'm really upset that I haven't fully enjoyed it yet.

The seventh grader ran to the palace every day, fought with the princess, and teased Shangguan Wan'er. I'm afraid he didn't know how to write the word "death". It was the era of Wu Zetian, when many princes and princes of the Li family were worthless.

The story is so captivating that once you read it, you won't be able to put it away.

In the Tang Dynasty, officials would not be called adults because adults refer to elders. Officials were only called adults in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, people were called by their surname plus official position (place name), such as Han Yu, Han Libu, Han Changli, but they would not call Master Han. The word "adult" as a personal honorific for powerful people originated in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties and spread in the Youqing Dynasty.

Why do I feel that the beginning of the complex is very similar to "Qin Li"?