I Have Connections in the Tang Dynasty

The Li Tang imperial family had Xianbei ancestry, and deep down, they lacked any sense of filial piety or the traditional virtue of ruling the country through filial piety. Every emperor of the Li Tang dynasty was incredibly prolific, fathering many children at once. Why didn't the imperial family expand like the Ming dynasty?

The drawing I did before has a bit of a modern version of Xiu Ning's style. _(:з)∠)_

Having read this far, I roughly understand the main plot of this book. Drive the progress of the times, and then the whole family ascends to heaven... His father placed his hopes on Yang Guang. To be honest, Yang Guang was no less capable than Li Er, so why did he fail? Taking too big a step can backfire. It's possible, but personally, I think it might be a lack of teamwork.

I hope everyone reads books rationally, thank you 🙏

Why is there so much shady stuff going on? Actually, if modern people went back to ancient times with so much technology, as long as they survived the early stages, the later stages would be a complete rout. Ancient people had blood ties and clans that bound them together, and modern political commissars would probably have even stronger brainwashing abilities, right? Although writing it like this would make the later parts less interesting.

Li Jiancheng's opinion was that he should have been emperor. Even without Li Shimin, the Zhenguan era of prosperity could still have been achieved; the material foundation was there. Unless someone was extremely incompetent and tyrannical, even Liu Shan, the last emperor of the Han dynasty, could have been a truly wise ruler.

Look, the author said he's going to show us how to crack open a head 🤓

The one with 100,000 recommendations is going to do a live stream? They're going to do a live stream now! 😃

I vote every day without fail so I can watch the live stream.

Each novel is a parallel world, and the Li family in this story is certainly not the historical one. What's frustrating is that our textbooks don't even have a few hundred words of complete historical accounts of Western history before the Renaissance; it's all folklore.