Li Yuanba Who Changed the Tang Dynasty

The idea is good, but it has not been written down. What I am writing now is totally the same. Good people don't do this. Don't substitute these thoughts of today's society into the ancient times. Thanks to the strength of our country, we have no worries about food and clothing, and we can survive even if we are poor. We can do charity, but it was different in ancient times. Food is a problem. No matter external or internal, the people are at the bottom. As long as they have food. The common people are the happiest. If the author wants to change these, it is impossible to abandon the identity, and the aristocratic family will not allow it. Only the protagonist is strong, together with Li Shimin, and even the efforts of several generations of Tang Dynasty can do it. I hope the author can get to the point as soon as possible, instead of making the protagonist look like a Virgin. The Virgin cannot change anything, only the strength and skill will do, come on 😊

I feel a bit guilty, keep it up, remember what I mentioned, the resentment mentioned above can be seen less often. The change of the protagonist is mainly reflected in doing practical things. You can give the protagonist a gradual change. If the protagonist wants to make the Tang Dynasty better, there will be no less pressure from the people and the court.

With Li Yuanba's strength, he would have fainted from hunger outside but was saved by an old man. . . . Li Yuanba: What do I need this power for?

The beginning is a bit discouraging. That attitude towards Li Er can be said to stem from Li Yuanba's memory. When he was unconscious, Li Yuan had been telling him about them. That was Li Yuanba's memory. When the protagonist traveled through time, he combined the memories of the two people and instantly decided to leave the palace quietly. This action was based on Li Yuanba's memory, and he was full of resentment towards the royal family, and his resentment was soaring. Later, I said that as a modern person, that means that subjectively you are still a person of the future and you understand history. Then the protagonist should not be written like a harem, because he knew that Li Shimin was the one who should ascend to the throne at that time. He should be rational, but at worst he is confused. He doesn't know whether to blame Li Shimin. If so, this is a historical necessity and the best choice. If not, he wants to write about that family relationship. As I read from the article on the Aboriginal Obtaining System, the best thing for Aboriginal people to write about is to have feelings for those people they interact with. They won't be like people who traveled through the past and wrote about it without being together for a long time. They can even die. Being an indigenous person allows him to blame others with confidence, blaming this and that. You traveled through time, entered Li Yuanba's body, got his memory, and maybe had feelings. Let's assume that Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji were as good to Li Yuanba as Li Shimin. As a result, the protagonist is affected by Li Yuanba's memory and can scold Li Shimin confidently when he goes to the palace. But you have to figure out who is your subject? That good man who has Li Yuanba's memory? Do you hate this society because fighting for the throne can lead to fratricide? Want to change all this? Or is it Li Yuanba who has the memory of modern people? He hates that the throne has caused him to lose his brother and his father died in depression?

Trash, you reborn as Li Yuanba, you won't fight. What the hell do you authors think? Everyone is like this.

When Shen Nong arrived, he couldn't bear to read Chapter 19, and he couldn't bear to complain. As mentioned earlier, Richard is over 50, so it's okay to travel through Yuanba and become a young man. But, what the hell is the girl who fell in love with the Duan family? Do old cows eat young grass? It's a seniority difference, right?

To be honest, if the thunder that killed Li Yuanba was an ordinary thunder and lightning in nature, nothing would kill him. Think about it, a person can swing an eight hundred kilogram hammer and beat a million people to death in half a day (don't be too serious about whether there are so many, it is virtual after all). This body is many times stronger than steel. A lever equivalent to ten or twenty kilograms can swing an eight hundred kilogram hammer more than a million times in half a day. These arms

The author has a few words to say: Dear readers, if you think this book can be read, please collect it first and keep reading. The front may be a bit bland, just to highlight Li Yuanba's character traits. We will slowly get to the point later. Lao Yu would rather start slowly and get into the topic slowly than get into the topic at the beginning to attract more readers and only fill in the gaps after signing the contract and lose the word count. Lao Yu is afraid of being scolded. Dear readers, please be patient and don't give up prematurely. The follow-up will be exciting. 😁😁😁😁

Except for the long-winded opening chapter of this book, the plot and characters are well written. Come on, the author. I have already invested in it and am waiting to sign the contract.

It's a bit like the book about violent otakus from the Tang Dynasty! !

Author, are you writing according to the novel or the real history? If it is the novel, the words that Li Yuanba listens to most are Li Shimin. If Li Yuanba had not died, there would be no need for the Xuanwu Sect. If it were the real history, Li Yuanba's real name was Li Xuanba. He had been frail and sick since he was a child. He didn't live for more than a few years, let alone martial arts.

Not bad🙂Come on

Why not call him Li Xuanba?

I came here to see Li Yuanba, but it turned out that it had nothing to do with Li Yuanba at all.

After reading Chapter 13, I looked at the table of contents again, and the rest of the plot is almost the same. It is nothing more than various inventions and creations, rejuvenating the country through science and education, teaching Lao Li's sons, conquering the world, etc. There is nothing new, the writing is average, there are too many places to exaggerate the atmosphere, always forced to sensationalize, and the lines are a bit off-kilter. I say goodbye.

The previous one was poisonous, too wordy and too self-centered.

Even if the author reads the textbook, there are not so many common sense mistakes.

I have read too many similar novels. When I read your introduction, I thought about the later development and stopped reading. It was too boring.

My book collapsed (feeling) Novel setting Common sense Core themes

Not bad, it was the damn name that made me miss this book a few times. Good, keep up the good work, two monthly tickets will be given out every day.

Author, do you have any misunderstandings about Li Yuanba?

Ma Jiang~ Is there a female protagonist in this book? (:[___]←Waiting for reply

The content is good, but the words spoken are a bit too vernacular and tasteless. The content is really exciting, but the dialogue is a bit too vernacular.

What the hell are you talking about? Are you so worried about naming this? It's too poisonous. I quit.

Abandon the book after reading the introduction. Still compassionate!

Li Yuanba only cares about force. What are you writing about? Now that the war is over and the Tang Dynasty is at its peak, aren't you a pure clown?

Li Yuanba? Either you will kill your father like the second child, or you will be killed by your father. Li Yuan's family, from top to bottom, from male to female, the whole family rebels against thieves, and no one is good.