The Tang Dynasty’s Ideal Son-in-Law
天唐好驸马
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Ever since reading that book about emperors chatting, I've felt really strange reading any time-travel novels set in the Tang Dynasty. Someone please help me!
The thought of Li Shimin spreading advanced technology abroad instantly makes me lose interest in watching.
The author believes that swarms of locusts secrete venom, so eating locusts would actually kill ordinary people. Historically, the Xiongnu's invasion of Chang'an was deliberately allowed in by Li Shimin. In terms of warfare, Li Yuan was more capable than Li Shimin. Furthermore, Li Jiancheng's abilities surpassed Li Shimin's.
Every time he tried to show off, it was quite embarrassing. He didn't say anything substantial, but Li Er was already surprised, and then he understood. The others were just spitting out their wine, dropping their chopsticks, and dropping their bowls. The group went back and exclaimed: "This guy is a genius!"
Throughout history, all emperors, from Genghis Khan to Zhu Yuanzhang, from Emperor Shizong of Zhou to Emperor Kangxi, have considered Li Shimin to be the greatest emperor of all time. Do these keyboard warriors and self-media think they know more about governing than these people?
This article is far too simplistic. First, it uses Song Dynasty terminology to describe the Tang Dynasty. Second, officials and those who reached a certain level of power and status were typically very shrewd and calculating, often described as someone who couldn't show their emotions. The author, however, portrays many powerful figures of the Tang Dynasty as weaklings who only know how to drink.
Everyone likes to praise Emperor Taizong of Tang (Li Er), but was he really that good? Personally, I think Emperor Taizong was even worse than Emperor Yang of Sui.
This is a bit too much of a show-off. Landlord Li, Old Fang, Old Du, Old Wei, and Changsun all appear together, along with a bunch of famous Tang Dynasty figures. The protagonist can't figure out their identities? Even Ma Zhou could remember them instantly. Even if it's to hide their identities, this is ridiculously stupid. Let's move on.
Every middle-aged man with the surname Li is named Li Shimin. Li Shimin is always obsequious, always marries Li Lizhi, always has a bad relationship with Changsun Wuji, always befriends Cheng Yaojin and his group of military heroes, and everyone in the court except the main character is a fool, without exception.
He's over 1.8 Meters tall but only weighs 104 kilograms. Is he a skeleton monster?