The Great Tang's Dashing Son-in-Law

After all, it's not like that before. It's better not to pretend to be B for the sake of pretending to be B. It's too deliberate. Just like Li Shimin and Changsun Wuji seem to have become fools and don't know how to treat their merits well; just like when the protagonist has little reputation, he asked the protagonist to compose a poem in six steps. Cao Pi, who is so famous, Cao Pi also wanted to compose a poem in seven steps to force him to death. Does the teacher trust the protagonist so much? Testing poisons, in martial arts dramas is because silver needles can test poisons, and few emperors have been poisoned in history. Why do you think that the emperor's method of testing poisons is really such an unscientific method as using silver needles? Just like the protagonist said to find a doctor for the horse, let alone whether there were veterinarians in the Tang Dynasty, don't you feel uncomfortable with the title of doctor, and explain chemistry knowledge to the emperor in a serious manner, is the emperor an NPC, only fixed lines, no thoughts of his own, will not be confused. I haven't seen the princess come out yet, there are a lot of bugs, and the writing also has a Renaissance feel.

Damn it was really good, what are these chapters about? Damn it, I wrote it blindly just to create conflict.

This routine is too good. . . The content of the next few chapters is nothing more than Hanwang taking over and finding that production dropped back, and then the Japanese started trouble. . . But to be honest, a minister who had made great achievements since taking office was so violently pulled down after only two or three days in office. . . Isn't your emperor afraid that the court will alienate you?

Do I agree? Do I agree? I support it! ! !

Since the hero was dismissed and returned to the countryside, the writing has been messy and I don't recommend reading it. . . . .

The main text is about abuse, back and forth, a slap in the face and a sweet date, another slap and another sweet date, it's always been like this...

After reading the last few chapters, I feel like I'm going to have an eunuch's appendix.

I read Chapter 1, 25, and my feeling is that the author wrote the protagonist with too many childish elements, too simple, and with a low IQ. People who don't do it for themselves will be punished by heaven and earth! I have never thought about my position. Paying blindly without getting any benefits is no different from licking a dog. Anyone can benefit from the protagonist, and what is the protagonist's reaction? Family nobles all put their interests first, and so does the emperor. Li Shimin's impressions are all written in history, and we don't understand them either. We all know what a peaceful society looks like now. Equality for all is a slogan and an ideal, but it will never be a reality. The gap between our modern society and ancient times is abyss. The Five Surnames and Qi Wangs of the Tang Dynasty were considered top wealthy families. There were all large and small families under the Five Surnames and Qi Wangs. No one was a fool, but they were not as knowledgeable as modern people. The protagonist has never thought about his own family. As long as the protagonist has no power, the first one to die will be the protagonist. And it affects many people, killing the nine tribes is not a joke. Tens of thousands of people died because of him. Moreover, he can even dig up ancestral graves for him.

Are there still people writing such little licking articles nowadays?

A second-generation son whose father is dead, who is not the eldest son, beats the prince and says in front of the emperor, "Hide the birds and hide the bows. What kind of intelligence is this?" ? ?