I Have Connections in the Tang Dynasty

The Li Tang royal family has Xianbei blood, but they don't have the affection of father, son, filial piety and tenderness in their bones, let alone rule the world with filial piety. Every emperor in the Li and Tang dynasties was capable of giving birth to a large number of children. Why did the royal family not expand like the Ming Dynasty? Because every generation of emperors were scavengers, and they were never merciless in killing the royal family. They killed their own fathers, sons, and grandchildren. Don't blame Li Er for having a bad start. It's ridiculous to see those people who traveled through time and had relationships with the Li family. They are all beasts of power. If they block the way, they will die. If they suspect you are a threat, they will die.

The painting I drew before seems a bit like a modern version of Xiuning. _(:з)∠)_

Now that I see it, I roughly understand the main line of this book. Promote the progress of the times, and then the family will soar. . . His father placed his hope on Yang Guang. To be honest, Yang Guang is no worse than Li Er, but why did he fail. I took too big a step and hit my balls. It's possible, but personally I think it may not be a tacit understanding. As an emperor, why should I listen to your adviser? The key point is that this adviser has more merits than the master. Even if this adviser is his brother-in-law, as an emperor, the more powerful the emperor is, the more egotistical he is, so why should he listen to you. Now, the protagonist has placed his treasure on Li Er again. Judging from the plot, the protagonist hopes that Li Er will become the emperor. . But personally, I don't think this is reliable, because his father has already learned from his mistakes. Author, have you ever considered making Xiuning the queen. First, politics comes from the barrel of a gun. If he has soldiers, he has power. From a certain perspective, if he has soldiers, he has inheritance rights. Second, the Li-style royal family has produced a queen. Wu Zetian deserves it, and so does Li Xiuning. The most important point is that Li Xiuning's surname is Li. The simple point is that the world and the family can tolerate a female emperor. Third, the protagonist has the blood of the previous dynasty. In other words, the descendants of the protagonist and Xiuning can inherit the hidden legacy of the previous dynasty. Fourth, the protagonist's family wants to promote the progress of the times. Wouldn't it be nice for him to hold the steering wheel himself? Why should he be a first mate who may be abandoned by the captain at any time? Fifth, what kind of creature is the emperor? Even Li Er is still an emperor, a political creature who can abandon anyone at any time. .

I hope everyone will read rationally, thank you🙏

Why are there so many mysterious trajectories? In fact, modern people have brought so many technologies with them back to ancient times, as long as they can survive the early stage. The later stages are basically crushing. People in ancient times had blood and clans to unite. Modern political commissars should be more brainwashed, right? Although I won't read it after writing it like this.

Li Jiancheng said that he should be the emperor. Without Li Shimin, there would still be Zhenguan rule. After all, the material foundation is there. Unless he is too stupid and unprincipled, even Liu Chan, the leader of the Han Dynasty, can become a proper wise emperor. Just like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is famous because he defeated the Huns, but later generations have forgotten the contribution of his father and grandfather. Without predecessors planting trees, your descendants can't do anything no matter how good they are.

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Every novel is a parallel world, and the Li family here is definitely not the same family in history. What's really annoying is that our textbooks don't have a complete record of more than a few hundred words on the history of the West before the Renaissance. They're all folklore. There are also sculptures in the Louvre that were originally thought to be real, but as a result, one of the curators personally admitted that there are no genuine ones at all, they are all imitations or cast... You also know that history is not true, the West is too fake, and the Chinese ones are not necessarily true... So, you can use any specific book (including history books, ancient novels, legends and myths) or allusions to comment on a book, but no one will read the contradictory background stories of your novels. About Li Shimin, which versions have you read? I have seen the Star Empire version, where he poisoned his eldest grandson Wugou to death... I have also seen the protagonist - the Journey to the West version of the humane deity who counterattacks the heavens and becomes a Taoist against the heavens... I have also seen the All Heavens version, the one who conquers the heavens... I have also seen the one who was recruited after death... I have also seen the junior immortal emperor Li Shimin who ascended to occupy one day in the thirty-three days... I have also seen the Western Fantasy version of the Dharma God Li Shimin or the Dou Qi War God Li Shimin... The author can write whatever he likes, good-looking is the reason for eating...