
From the Start, Destined to Be Torn Apart by Tang Taizong's Horses
开局要被唐太宗五马分尸
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Those who truly understand history don't think the Tang Dynasty was particularly prosperous or powerful. I find it really embarrassing to read those who praise the Tang. Emperor Taizong (Liu Bei) was at best a capable ruler, not a wise one!
The author's imagination is amazing, awesome!
This book is witty and humorous, offering a unique perspective on Tang Dynasty history and its dramatic changes. Its only flaws are the lack of descriptions of Tang Dynasty life and the portrayal of Fang Xuanling as rather foolish. A prime minister, even if not an expert on the entire country, should at least have a thorough understanding of his own family, a point that is not adequately…
How disgusting! It lacks basic logic. Before Fang Xuanling died, Gao Yang dared to bring a stranger home. Do you believe he would have killed her, broken her legs, and then let Li Er uphold justice?
This book is amazing; you can read it without using your brain.
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Personally, I don't think Li Shimin was really that good. I always felt that many powerful descendants of foreign tribes were nurtured by him! He was bewildered by the Heavenly Khan and kept sending him all sorts of benefits. As for Emperor Wu of Han, he can only be described as a good emperor, but he doesn't deserve the title of "Emperor of the Ages"!
No matter what Li Shimin did after becoming emperor, even if you all talk nonsense about how good he was, it doesn't change the fact that he killed his father and brothers. What good is it if such a person becomes emperor, no matter how well he governs? Think about it: if someone killed their parents and siblings just to inherit the family fortune, and two years later that person became the world's richest person, then what? Everyone would know that he killed his family. 😅
It's quite fun, really interesting, but it's too short! Author, please add more chapters!
Wow, author! That angle really got me hooked... The plot has a predictable major climax yet to come, it's so addictive! I've already spent my money today, I'll buy more tomorrow.
When Li Shimin ascended the throne, the territory covered 4 million square kilometers. Twenty years later, when he abdicated, it had grown to 10 million square kilometers—an increase of 6 million square kilometers! Do you know what that means? This is external expansion.