
Great Tang: I Married Wu Zetian from the Start
大唐之开局娶了武则天
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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It took me more than ten chapters to realize that the protagonist's name is Erectile Dysfunction.
Sigh... This is a recipe for disaster from the start. What is Li Shimin? An emperor! Would he leave the palace when smallpox is rampant? Isn't he afraid of getting infected? Even if Fang Xuanling were to die of hunger at the palace gates, he would never let Li Shimin leave. If Fang Xuanling did not fight to the death to stop him, but instead happily went on an outing with him...
The Tang Dynasty used the fist of civilization to teach the Japanese a lesson.
Author, please give me a straight answer: is the protagonist going to rebel or not? I don't want to waste any more money reading about a simp. Maybe you enjoy your simping, but it's disgusting to watch! I've read supporting-character stories before, but this is the first time I've seen one this nauseating.
Brief description: Highly poisonous. In recent years, ancient Chinese time travel and rebirth novels have all loved to use this kind of synopsis. In the past, there were all sorts of idle people, from the Zhenguan era to the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties.
Many people are saying that Wu Zetian dared to seize power, and while she was indeed a powerful figure, her historical image was shaped by the circumstances of her time. However, I'm not going to read it anymore. After reading dozens of chapters, I found the male lead to be a eunuch, and the writing was rather hypocritical.
It's Cheng Yaojin again, always the same old trick. In fact, many of the twenty-four meritorious officials weren't close to Li Shimin, especially those ranked lower and those whose contributions were so great that they had to be placed higher, such as Li Jing, Tang Jian, Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin, and Li Ji. Just look at who participated in the Xuanwu Gate Incident to see their level of closeness.
Nothing else matters, but having an ambiguous relationship with Empress Zhangsun is unacceptable. She was a virtuous empress throughout history, and he was extremely ruthless!
I really dislike writing reviews for novels. Whether the beginning is good or bad doesn't matter; the author saying there were changes is normal. But the more I read, the more I wanted a refund. What the hell? One minute they're offering a musket, the next minute the enemy comes knocking with one! It's hilarious! The emperor even thinks the protagonist is too bloodthirsty. "Go ahead and rebel!
Does the protagonist have a cuckold fetish? Anyone with common sense knows that marrying Wu Zetian means being cuckolded.