Great Tang: I Married Wu Zetian from the Start

It took me reading more than ten chapters to realize that the main character is called Impotence

Hey... Who was Li Shimin when he was asked to quit at the beginning? Emperor! Will he leave the palace when smallpox is rampant? Not afraid of infection? Fang Xuanling would not let Li Shimin go out even if he died in front of the palace gate. If Fang Xuanling did not fight to stop him, but happily went out with him... Haha, the name of traitor would be slapped on his head immediately! Once something happens to Li Shimin, the new emperor will definitely attack Fang Xuanling and his family. While promoting his filial piety, he can also scare the monkeys and scare the ministers, so as to secure the throne. Why not? Finally, there was only one way to deal with the plague in ancient times - survive. If you survive, you will survive. If you cannot survive, you will be unlucky. Therefore, once there is a plague, the emperor's protection will be extreme. After the plague, Li Shimin will not leave the palace, and I am afraid he will not be able to contact too many people in the palace. Finally, Li Shimin is also a human being, and he is also afraid of death. In other words, he is more afraid of death than ordinary people, otherwise he would not pursue immortality. How would a person who is so afraid of death foolishly wander around a place where smallpox is spreading?

The Tang Empire used the fist of civilization to educate little Japan

The author can give you some sweet words. Is the protagonist a rebel? I don't want to waste money anymore to see a dog licking. Maybe you feel comfortable licking, but it looks really disgusting to me! It's not like I've never seen an auxiliary article before, but this is the first time it's been so disgusting. I saw the latest chapter. In fact, the protagonist has done a lot of great things up to now. What he got is a minister of etiquette, which is nothing. And what disgusts me the most is that Li Shimin just wants to offset all the protagonist's achievements with just a princess. There is even a situation where I will marry the princess to you, and you will have to treat me like a horse. It would be okay if the protagonist and the princess fell in love from the beginning. The key is that the dog emperor forced it on the protagonist. Looking at the meaning of the latest chapter, now you have to give the shares of Tea to Li Shimin. Are you getting more and more desperate? It's not that I feel bad about the money. You have to let me know if he is worth it. Is he worthy?

Introduction to poison. In recent years, both ancient and rebirth novels have been fond of doing this kind of introduction. In the past, there were the great idlers in Zhenguan, the little idlers, the great idlers in the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties, and the little idlers. Anyway, all kinds of people wanted to eat and wait for death at first, and then they went around, but in the end, you were still there. Why do most current writers like to write this kind of introduction? It's better to make it more domineering.

Many people are saying that Wu Zetian dared to take whatever he wanted. Although Wu Zetian was a powerful figure, the historical image was also caused by the environment at that time. But I still stopped reading it. After reading dozens of chapters, the male protagonist is a eunuch, and the writing is hypocritical. It's like a mother-in-law and a mother-in-law. It's embarrassing to copy a poem and I don't have a sense of empathy. If you clicked on the novel after reading the title, you should stop reading.

It's Cheng Yaojin again, all using the same routine. In fact, many of the Twenty-Four Heroes were not close to Li Shimin, especially those at the back and Li Jing, who had great merit and had to be at the front. Tang Jian, Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin, and Li Ji were all relatively behind. You can tell how close they are just by looking at who is involved in the Xuanwu Sect. The protagonist is a noble after all. Apart from assassination, I can't think of anyone who would make it difficult for the protagonist to do luxury goods business. Is it necessary to be afraid of this or that? If the emperor wants to participate, he will immediately arouse the public outrage of the officials. If he competes with the people for profit and engages in despicable business, the emperor will be hanged. There are many profitable industries, including salt, iron, cloth... Can the emperor dominate them? Obviously it couldn't, and it still fell into the hands of aristocratic families and businessmen. If we really wanted to plunder, there wouldn't be so many barbarians coming to the Central Plains to do business No wonder some people say that if modern people go to ancient times, if they want to live a comfortable life, they have to rebel. Otherwise, they can only be bullied by the powerful and become grandsons, and they have to be bound by clan ethics... If they want to live with dignity and human dignity, they have to rebel.

Nothing else matters, but having an affair with Empress Changsun is unacceptable. She is a sage empress through the ages, so poisonous!

I really don't like reviews when reading novels. It doesn't matter if the first part is poisonous or not. The author said that any changes are normal. The more I read the later, the more I feel like I want my money back. What the heck, I offer a musket on the front foot, and the enemy comes to the door with a musket on the back foot. It makes me laugh to death. The emperor also thinks that the protagonist is too murderous. Why the hell are you rebelling? If you don't rebel, no one will read your book, you dog slave? Being threatened and kicked by the emperor at will,

Does the protagonist have a cuckold fetish? Anyone with some common sense knows that marrying Wu Zetian means having to head over the prairie.