Longyou Pawn

I have read Chapter 12. The writing is good, but the details of the battle are all mentioned in one stroke, which is very uncomfortable.

Alas, it's still good to be in the frontier army at the front. Entering Chang'an is just like anything else. This plot is found in every early Tang Dynasty novel. The third younger brother of the Cheng family makes distilled liquor, furniture, and glass products, and does business in partnership with the Duke, that prince, and other ministers. I almost vomited. . .

It seems that blackmailing Li Shimin has become a trend now. I am too lazy to argue with people who are pretending to be asleep. I will just talk about a few reasons why Li Shimin is respected. 1. In the ninth month, Jieli offered 3,000 horses and 10,000 sheep, but his superiors refused. He ordered all the Chinese people he had plundered to return home. 2. In the second year of Dingmao, Du Yan, the imperial censor, was sent to inspect the states in the pass. The gold and treasures from the imperial palace are redeemed, and the men and women who sell themselves are returned to their parents. 3. In the ninth month of the fourth year, the bones in the south of the Great Wall were collected and sacrificed. 4. In April of the fifth year, 80,000 Turkic men and women were purchased from the Chinese due to the Sui rebellion with gold and silk, and all were returned to their families. 5. On the first day of the seventh month, envoys were sent to destroy the capital temple built by Goryeo, collect the bones of the Sui people, sacrifice them and bury them. 6. During the Great Cause Rebellion, most Chinese people turned to the Turks. When Jie Li was defeated, or there were those who wanted to go to Gaochang, Wen Tai would detain them and not send them away. Taizong ordered Kuo to send it, and Wen Taishang concealed it... Taizong ordered Hou Junji, the Minister of Civil Affairs, to be the general manager of Jiaohe Road, and led General Xue Wanjun of Zuotunwei and the Turks and Qibi to attack them on foot and with tens of thousands of people. 7. In June of the 21st year, Ding Chou sent an envoy to Tiele and other tribes to buy the Chinese and sink them. I'm sorry, I am an ordinary citizen and I cannot understand your so-called sins in the present generation. I only know that Li Shimin has achieved both publicity and merit for the present generation. To ordinary people, Li Shimin is the eternal sage.

Is the protagonist just a prince and not an emperor? That's boring

Where did the traitors come from? They came here specifically to overturn history.

Boss, before writing, please understand the military system in the early Tang Dynasty. It started in the Song Dynasty when criminals were assigned to serve as soldiers. In the early Tang Dynasty, those who could serve as soldiers were either landlords or you were really good at fighting. Moreover, the border troops in the Tang Dynasty were different from later ones and were always stationed in one place. They were composed of local soldiers from Chongfu and other places. The rotation system for joint positions is based on distance, with the fifth rank being within 500 miles, the seventh rank being 500 miles away to 1,000 miles away, the eighth rank being 1,000 miles away to 1,500 miles away, the tenth rank being 1,500 miles away to 2,000 miles away, and the 12th rank being 2,000 miles away. All the warriors from different distances take turns staying in the guard for a month at a time.

The more I write, the better. There is no drop in writing after the first three chapters of the new book. The layout is reasonable, there are obvious mistakes made by novices, and the psychological description is also subtle. If you don't know, you will think it is a veteran trumpet.

I really get better the more I write, keep it up! Come on!

Has the author considered adding the Five Poisons of the Central Plains?

Hey, there isn't much support for this book. If I had more support, I could be a disciplinary assistant. There would be a lot of potential!

The protagonist takes it too much for granted! Youdao is an iron-clad family and a flowing dynasty! People in a big family will focus on the family first, followed by the country! Establishing this parliamentary system will only make the family stronger! Not to mention joining from a humble family, it will be difficult for you to enter the officialdom in the future! This family has connections, resources and strength, so why should they get a piece of your pie? The Scholars, Farmers, Industry and Commerce Association should be more clear-cut! There would have been an emperor to check and balance!

As a fan of Li Er, when you praised Li Er so much at first, it really made me extremely uncomfortable. I didn't know whether I should continue reading! If I just follow the Turkic army and kill Li Er, in my opinion they are all foreigners anyway.

The first three chapters were really good, but the progress in the rest was too fast, and I felt like I was falling apart. If it was just to write a fun article, then I would have ignored it, which is a pity.

Did they finally overthrow the Tang Dynasty? The emperor's heart is unpredictable, and it is still not safe to live under someone else's roof. Living in seclusion in the mountains and forests, I have a large family to take care of. It must have been overturned.

I have to praise the author's writing skills. He outlines the characters in just a few strokes and describes the characters' psychology very accurately. The characters' actions are consistent and consistent with the characters. The occasional protagonist's daily life makes people happy after watching it.

Great book, Xiancao, why isn't it on the shelves?

This book should be classified as "sleepwalking"

Is the Western constitutional monarchy really as good as you say? Look at what the United States currently thinks of the people at the bottom!

Please ask Jiang Tianpeng to find two beauties as wives and live in seclusion.

Books are fairy grass! It's just the update that's a problem

Except for Brother Zheng who can suppress Tang Taizong, the other emperors are nothing more than this. Their personal ability to govern the country and fight wars are not on the same level. It is disgraceful to be in the position of the Xuanwu Sect. Fortunately, the influence is very small. The Weishui Alliance gives things. If the aliens break through, the loss and personal humiliation will not be compared. His private life is chaotic. The emperors of the Tang Dynasty are probably more influenced by him. Generally speaking, he has a lot to eat.

The rubbish is all naive. There is no emperor yet, it is better to say that Guanlong has become a group.

No matter what political form, decisions are made by people, as long as they are people, they will have selfish motives! Because the human heart has been the most unpredictable since ancient times!

Didn't the great sage Confucius kill Shaozhengmao because of the political and academic struggle? Afterwards, in order to show that Confucius was correct, the Confucianists tried their best to discredit Shaozhengmao! This shows that the human heart is unpredictable, as long as everyone has selfish motives!

After returning to Chang'an from the border, I let myself go. The war scenes are poorly written! The Battle of Longyou Yangguan was so embarrassingly written! Want strategy but no tactics, want tactics but no tactics, full of self-righteousness! The cavalry guerrilla field battle was reduced to guarding the tower, and nearly 20,000 people died, leaving only 56! There were crossbows that were not used (it was said to be saved for good luck), and the decision was made only after half of the people were dead; the planned goal of killing the king was completed by others, but it was not considered a big deal, and it made the "brothers turn against each other" in embarrassment; they hid in the snowy mountains for several months, but after rushing to the camp, not only did they shoot two women and withdraw regardless of the good luck, but they even gave the credit for recapturing the jade seal to the civil servants...

I looked at the table of contents and saw what the council at the end was for. The protagonist wouldn't have gone to ancient times to set up a council, right? If that's the case, that's really disgusting.

Anyway, I don't like a few faint emperors and the emperors of the Song Dynasty, but other emperors are okay. After all, the emperors who can be praised by history have at least made contributions.

Apart from anything else, which dynasty do you want to live in between Li Shimin and other dynasties?

The Sixth Year of Wude was a period of great prosperity for the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Guangda had just brought great disaster to the Sui Dynasty, and the Tang Dynasty had not yet recovered. To say that the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty had to be from the middle and late period of Gaozong to the Tianbao period of Xuanzong

The author's various characters are set up very well. It's great.