The Legend of Crown Prince Zhanghuai

Can Yang Yuhuan be blamed for the decline of the Tang Dynasty? ?

Maybe I read too many cool articles, and recently I like to read this kind of works that make historical figures more realistic after time travel. Not everyone can go back in history. A few poems and salt, sugar, cement, etc. Can make you rise. It's okay to have some social experience or industry elite before time travel. Being a student or ordinary employee may not necessarily make you a better person than the prototype character. Young man, why should you let someone who can be remembered by tens of millions of people and leave a history pay homage to you or confide in you? I really thought that just relying on some knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry and poetry would be enough. It would be good to be able to maintain a small happiness and peace of mind. Without a certain chance, personality charm and skill can only lead to faster death. In feudal society, it is not just ethics and ethics that cannibalize people. Talking about the work, I personally think that the author wants to gradually cultivate the protagonist's power and superiority through some small things, and then turn the tide in a major historical turning point. Compared with the current best-selling works, this is not much exciting, and it is always more depressing as it cannot be escaped from the story of the two saints. There is no obscene development, and there is no romantic affair, but the writing is good and a clear flow flows through the text. As for whether it is consistent with history, I personally feel that there is no need to take it seriously. Even the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is far from historical.

"Tang"... I don't want to talk about it anymore. Look at the return of the Thirteen Warriors to Yumen in "Han" and then look at the pitiful events in "Tang". If there is no comparison, there will be no harm!

I saw a prince personally playing beheading with special forces. I couldn't stand it any longer and even stabbed him with a three-pointed army 😂

One thing to say, it is very boring to watch. The protagonist can be a good and evil person, but it is really uncomfortable to be treated as a dog. He can be pretentious but has no scheming at all. This is too weird! You control the military power and form cliques for personal gain, but you have written the protagonist as a person who really wants to be a minister. It is simply that, even if you showed a little ambition for royal power in the past, it is more than that! In the end, you did all this just to say you would be a free and easy king in the future? Then you might as well do nothing and just be a loser. Anyway, history is there and you don't do anything. The Tang Dynasty still had a long period of prosperity. As long as you go to the fiefdom and avoid being liquidated, it will be fine. In the end, you did so much just to be a vassal king in the future. To be honest, the protagonist's ambition... Makes people speechless!

In fact, the Tang Dynasty was ruined by Wu Zetian. In order to seize power, Wu Zetian killed all the famous generals of the Tang Dynasty, and in order to consolidate power, he handed over the army to the Wu family, which resulted in heavy losses for the Tang Dynasty's army. In the end, the army went bankrupt and could only use the recruitment system. The Fubing system is responsible for its own profits and losses. If the country fails every time it recruits Fubing to fight, it will cause the Fubing to go bankrupt. Fu soldiers must prepare their own horses, armors, and weapons. Weapons, armor, and horses are very expensive. Even one set requires several generations of Fu soldiers to scrimp on food and clothing. Just ask, if Wu Zetian often fails in foreign battles, the families of Fu soldiers must not be so poor?

Wu Zetian ousted Emperor Li Tang from power. What an excellent political understanding this was. I am stupid and can only see that Li Zhi has no one available due to policy reasons. Bo Ya is just a dead string 😒. Wu Zetian is indeed excellent, but he is a better man. Cixi was the fig leaf of politics, and Wu Zetian was Li Zhi's hand warmer. I am naive

In the second year of Jingyun (711), Tang Ruizong added Li Xian as the crown prince, with the posthumous title "Zhang Huai". This was his posthumous title after his death. The title of your book seems strange. If the protagonist travels through time and becomes him, then he will definitely not die. Then there will be no posthumous title of "Zhang Huai", which is too strange.

Show off. If you can't write about famous people, don't write about them.

I feel like there is basically no need to write about Li Xian. I suspect that he is not Wu Zetian's son at all. After all, the difference in treatment between Li Xian and Li Dan is too big. Li Dan and the others are not dead no matter what, but Li Xian was basically killed. It is seriously suspected that he was born to Wu Zetian's sister.