The First City of Tang Dynasty

I came in after reading the introduction and wanted to read Li Er's book. I read more than ten chapters and saw that the protagonist wanted to kneel down and lick Li Er again. What was he doing to help Li Er? According to this plot development, he started to work for Li Er, and then he became an official, and then stayed in Chang'an City, never going out, helping the prince to scheming and pushing people to the throne. Most Tang Dynasty novels are written in this way, and there is nothing new. I really want to know what the protagonist's "city founding order" is used for? Is it just for fighting for power? Is it used to help Li Er develop the country? Or is the protagonist reduced to a supporting role? Working wholeheartedly for the development of Datang? This book wanted to have a legitimate territory from the beginning, which was originally wrong. The "City Building Order" was originally arbitrary and could be built anywhere. And if you want to use a legitimate territory, doesn't it mean that the protagonist will definitely get involved in the struggle in the court, and the protagonist will definitely appear in front of Li Shimin, otherwise how will he get the legitimate territory? How can one obtain territory without merit? In other words, it is a title. Without a title, there is no territory at all. Only a title has a territory. Ordinary people do not have such a thing as a territory. So this book is crooked from the beginning, and it depends on how the author can fix it? If it continues like this, it will simply be a book about the struggle in the court, rather than about the "City Founding Order". It will not highlight the role of the "City Founding Order" at all? Just for fighting. Personal opinion: The "City Building Order" represents the protagonist from the beginning, and he should be on the road to struggle for hegemony. City Building Order In a sense, the built city is a state within a state and is not under the control of the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty cannot control what you do in it. Therefore, a centralized country will not allow the birth of a state within a state. The two have been hostile from the beginning, but they have not been exposed yet.

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