A Commoner in the Zhenguan Era

The people I despise the most are Li Shimin and Zhao Kuangyin.

The more I watch it, the less interesting it becomes, and the more illogical it seems. Refusing the Zheng family daughter was no big deal; offending a prestigious family was insignificant, given the political infighting. After his service to the emperor, his prestige soared, and people would eagerly curry favor with him. But do you dare refuse the arranged marriage?

The Xuanwu Gate Incident is in three days, and Li Shimin still hasn't won over Qin Shubao? Holy crap, this is a staunch Li Shimin supporter who made great contributions in the Xuanwu Gate Incident. It seems he started recruiting people the day before the rebellion, why would he need a good-for-nothing like you, who was a spoiled brat just a few days ago, to go and pledge your loyalty to Li Shimin? 🔨

At first, they were willing to do anything for their future, but later they didn't even dare to eliminate any potential threats. The protagonist's entire family were mortal enemies of the Crown Prince's faction, yet they showed such womanly compassion. I can only laugh.

The emperor's majesty is as vast as the sea; it turns out that everything before was a prelude to this moment, making Li Shimin's image as a great emperor of all time even more complete! Keep up the good work, author! Here's a 500-point reward.

To advise someone to kill their brother and imprison their father, and then claim credit for supporting the emperor—how naive! Whoever suggested it will take the blame. Then, they'll feign tears, saying they listened to this treacherous person, kill them to appease the world, and then happily declare themselves emperor.

Back then, refusing an imperial decree to marry was no joke. I'm dropping this story after reading this.

No need to look, the author sold the account, or someone else is writing on this account! I subscribed to 1200 chapters of the last book! After 1000 chapters, there was a break in updates, and when I came back, the style was completely different! A huge difference! The style is completely different too! Be careful if you come in.

Something feels off. The Xuanwu Gate Incident was actually suggested to Li Er by the protagonist. What was he thinking? Forcing himself to be lauded is too much. Telling someone that his brother wanted to kill him, and asking him to strike first and kill his brother, he'd just take the blame himself.

It's been a long time since I've encountered a history book that I wanted to keep reading. It's good, with some flaws and exaggerations, but within my acceptable range. I'll take another look. Congratulations on being featured on the Sanjiang list!