Xuanhuan: Why Did I End Up in the Emperor Group?

Personally, I think it's better not to be too negative about Li Shimin. Although his personal ethics are a bit so, is it important to a Yellow Emperor? Li Shimin is definitely a well-deserved emperor through the ages, and the prosperous Tang Dynasty is definitely the most prosperous period in ancient and modern times. Why do we talk about revival today rather than rise? Isn't it because we want to reach the prosperous age of the Han and Tang Dynasties (personal opinion).

By the way, Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, defeated the Turks and destroyed Gaochang and took over the Western Regions. He destroyed more than ten countries and expanded the territory of the Tang Dynasty from 4 million square kilometers to 10 million. In 20 years, the Tang Dynasty was governed from troubled times to Zhenguan. The price of food dropped from 3,000 to 3 in the Daye period of the Sui Dynasty. The population increased from 2 million households to 3.8 Million. This is simply a myth. What is the author writing about?

You should write about the emperors who helped the protagonist create a successful dynasty. Why are you writing about the achievements of the science emperors now? You should go to the historical library next door

Damn, looking at the first few chapters, it always feels like subverting the emperor's chat group, where the protagonist tells the emperor what they are doing 🥵

Is it necessary to keep targeting Li Shimin? It feels like the protagonist has two different attitudes towards Li Shimin and other emperors

What did you write? Are you going to brag about Emperor Sui Yang again in the future? During the Li Shimin period, the Japanese envoys sent to the Tang Dynasty only came once, and they didn't learn skills? Can you read the book before writing? Japan's rise is due to the Meiji Restoration! In addition, regarding the revision of history, that was done by Xu Jingzhong. He would write well about those who had a good relationship with him and those who benefited him. Later, he was reported, and Li Zhi asked the historian to rewrite it. What does it have to do with Li Shimin? There is also the matter of Li Jiancheng. Tang Shu did hack him to a certain extent, but it does not mean that he is very capable. You don't have to believe in history books, but there are unearthed cultural relics and epitaphs, which have proved that his ability is not very strong. Moreover, when the Turks came over, he told his father that he wanted to move the capital. He was really capable.

I'm very surprised, where did the scandal of Li Shimin start? Have you not read Qingyuan Chun by our founding leader? After all, Li Shimin is also an emperor who will be remembered throughout the ages. Is he as miserable as you say? Also, whether Li Shimin's achievements are great or not depends on whether you have him in the history textbooks you go to school, and how many pictures there are. He also said that Li Shimin had trouble giving technology to other races. Look at history and refute me with historical classical Chinese. Also, the reforms carried out by Japan during the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty were that Japan sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty to study the cultural system of the Tang Dynasty and then returned to China for reforms. If you blame Li Shimin for this, I have nothing to say. In addition, if Li Zhi had not eradicated the new powerful people led by Changsun Wuji, and Li Zhi had not been ill, could Wu Zetian directly take power and ascend the throne after Li Zhi? Wu Zetian was able to ascend the throne because she was lucky and had good means. If Li Shimin succeeded to the throne orthodoxly, there would be no Xuanwu Sect and no rebellion by Li Chengqian later. I am afraid that Li Zhi will not let his queen take charge of the affairs of the country for him, but will let his prince supervise the country. Then there is a high chance that Wu Zetian will not ascend the throne. From the fact that Li Zhi was able to seize power from Changsun Wuji and eradicate Changsun Wuji and other powerful people, we know how powerful Tang Gaozong was. In comparison, are there any ministers Wu Zetian faced who were as powerful as Changsun Wuji? It is said that the territory was the largest during Wu Zetian's period, and there is still some meritorious Tianshu. I just want to say that most of the territory was occupied by Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. Wu Zetian only recovered and stabilized the four towns of Anxi. Even if the Merit Tianshu was given to Wu Zetian, I still think it was because the countries in the Western Regions were afraid. After all, Taizong fought hard in the Western Regions, not to mention that during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, he successively destroyed the Western Turks (657), Baekje (660), and Goguryeo (668). During the Gaozong period, the territory of the Tang Dynasty started from the Korean Peninsula in the east, expanded to the Aral Sea in the west, included Lake Baikal in the north, and reached central Vietnam in the south. Look at Wu Zetian nb or Gaozong nb.

The author is Tang Chao Heizi! Everything must be linked to the Tang Dynasty! Nothing good at all! As long as something happens in the future! It must be the fault of the Tang Dynasty! Identification completed! Author—Tang Chao Heizi! The history is a bit confusing - basically unqualified! There is a saying that goes well! As long as you want to be black, you can be black! 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭!

What's the use of posting this? In the eyes of black intellectuals, Li Shimin is a piece of trash who killed his brothers and forced his father and his wife to steal his wife. I looked through the comments and saw a sentence that said that the beginning of the Meiji Restoration was Emperor Taizong sending technology. I laughed so hard. It's amazing. Japan has traveled directly from more than 600 years ago. It's been more than 1800 years What kind of emperor has escaped to attack Li Shimin? Why, Li Shimin lived for 300 years, right? Why didn't Li Shimin directly erase Li Jiancheng when he changed history? Wouldn't it be better to just write that Li Jiancheng died before the founding of the Tang Dynasty? Why do I have to leave a history of killing my brother to seize the throne for you? How can we really pretend that the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties did not exist? How chaotic would that be? Why is he the first emperor to kill his brother to seize the throne? Please stop being funny and slander your ancestors at will.

Since the author wants to popularize history, he must analyze it objectively. The hard black Li Shimin's pictures really persuade him to quit. He mentions the Tang Dynasty in everything, and then makes a wave of criticism. Originally, there are only a bunch of books in this series, and they also persuade him to quit. To be honest, after seeing the hard black Li Shimin, he basically persuaded most people to quit. You can have your own ideas, but historical analysis must at least be objectively analyzed. You need to have a good understanding of the reasons for the rise of the Japanese.