Zhenguan: Starting by Saving My Father
贞观从拯救老爹开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I just chuckled. Tang Jian was betrayed by the state and rescued by his son, both of which were great achievements. But when he got home, he received no reward and his son was arrested without any reason. He resigned on the spot, which was considered a good temper. Someone with a bad temper might have found an opportunity to rebel!
I haven't read the book yet, but I almost died laughing after reading the comments. Am I the only one who knows that Li Yuan was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty? When did Li Shimin become the founding emperor?
Nice
I stumbled upon this gem while browsing books online, and I'm making this prediction: this book is going to be a hit!
To be honest, the protagonist went too far in criticizing Li Shimin. Being arrogant and unrestrained will not end well; even Wei Zheng was exhumed and his body exposed after his death...
He argues with Li Shimin every day. He argues with Li Shimin until he bleeds. Even Wei Zheng was exhumed and his corpse whipped. What will happen to the protagonist who argues with Li Shimin every day?
I really don't understand why so many time travelers like to work with gunpowder, especially the powerful kind. Are they afraid of dying too quickly? Or perhaps their entire family will be wiped out? Even if they don't die in their own time, they won't survive three generations. Of course, there are exceptions—emperors who rebel. No emperor would allow anyone to possess such a deadly weapon as gunpowder; they'd just find an opportunity to exterminate your entire family.
The book is a bit childish. While it's normal for a 16-year-old, it lacks any real depth. The saying goes, "If a ruler is not discreet, he will lose his ministers; if a minister is not discreet, he will lose his life." Even though the child is only 16, he shouldn't tell everyone everything. The book reveals too much, which is inappropriate for his age! It's a pity about this subject matter.
A Tang Dynasty system novel where the protagonist isn't a time traveler? Are you sure anyone's interested?
The origin of the phrase "Li Shimin dug up Wei Zheng's grave, exhumed him, and whipped his corpse" 🤤
Such a great book and author, I have to check it out! 🤓🤓