I Ate Soft Rice in the Early Tang Dynasty

It's a bit ridiculous. At this point in time, Li Xiuning's son should be in trouble. At this stage, the Tang Dynasty is already relatively stable with five more years of military ethics. The magistrates and magistrates in the county are not worthy of arm wrestling with her.

The writing is so frustrating, and Li Xiuning treats her like a dog. Who is the protagonist?

The author is either young or has unqualified historical and political achievements, so he simply pits imperial power against the nobility. You must know that the royal family is in a sense the representative of the noble family, and the opposition is only a special product in a special period. Even if there is an oppositional struggle, the gentry clan is at least a class with five surnames and seven hopes. At the beginning of the chapter, several small landowners in a small place were in opposition to the royal family. They thought that their longevity was due to Li Yuan's knife not being sharp enough. .

I didn't even understand the introduction. Li Shimin needs to lick the princess?

The main reason is that the author is too fond of aristocratic families. Even the Five Clans and Seven Hopes were nothing in the early Tang Dynasty. When was the Guanlong Group the most powerful? The military power was in Guanlong, and Li Yuan was a man who almost massacred Shandong. Would he and Li Shimin care about the gentry? What they care about has always been the Guanlong Group! !

This protagonist wants women all the time?

I just want to ask the protagonist why he can still smile before he knows Miss Li's true identity. He's obviously been cheated all the time. It's so uncomfortable to watch. Is he really a young man? Are you really that generous?

In this kind of historical time travel, it is most taboo to write the protagonist as a fool. Unless the protagonist never went to school, or traveled through time and became an ordinary citizen. Otherwise, as long as he has some brains and takes people to hide in the mountains, he will break the situation immediately. Then, while the two forces are hurting each other, they recruit troops and engage in guerrilla warfare. Not everything.

Princess Pingyang has become the protagonist's wife, so who should Chai Shao look for?

You bastard, look at this kid who is only in third grade and making money by writing books. All he knows all day long is that moving bricks and moving bricks for a month is not enough for me to buy a skirt. I was blind when I married you.

Just look at the introduction. Isn't this author from a female channel?

A very good book, it's a pity

I see that everyone has been saying that Li Xiuning is married and has children at the time in the book. Isn't this phenomenon even more outrageous in the Three Kingdoms novels? Isn't it common for some people to marry someone who is directly rewritten at a certain age? Just treat it as an aside and delete some points in time, so it won't be so embarrassing.

Didn't you know earlier that Brother Li is a woman disguised as a man? Coupled with the reactions of the two maids to the protagonist, can't you guess that Brother Li is the princess?

The time is wrong! Chai Shao and Princess Pingyang both died after Chai Lingwu

The protagonist is a loser and has no temper at all after being pushed around. The protagonist might as well die.

Are there any novels about people working their way up from the bottom in the early Tang Dynasty, whether it's the military or civil servants? Nowadays, novels about the early Tang Dynasty can climb up to the sky with just one invention. It looks so fucked up.

I originally wanted to raise him, but he turned out to be a eunuch.

Nonsense, isn't Xiuning Li's second daughter? Why did you become a girl?

It feels good to change people's destiny through time travel, but it's a bit slow.

This introduction reminds me of Russell's days at Aspirin😁

What's the origin of the protagonist's name?

What does writing over a hundred chapters have to do with the introduction? Grass

Should it be chopped or cut?

That's it! 😰😰😰

Hangs up again😅

It's not working anymore (▼ plate▼#), I thought I could persevere, but I really think too highly of myself and I can't stand it anymore

The author can write the protagonist and help Li Jiancheng. There is really no need to write about Li Er's victory over the throne. It is better to expose the world map in advance than to write an internal story about internal fighting.

Let's discuss it, can we not let Li Shimin become emperor in the future? The more we know, the harder it is to see the so-called Zhenguan rule. If Li Jiancheng came to power, he would be better than him, right? Moreover, Li Jiancheng's defeat in history was a bit too humiliating 😳

Li Shimin is indeed too strong to get rid of him now, but he can observe Li Jiancheng for a while. If his evaluation is not useless, so what if he kills Li Er. After all, what Li Er did in the later period cannot be called an open-minded monarch.