The Tang Dynasty's Legitimate Imperial Grandson

You think you can outmaneuver Li Zhi? Who gave you the courage? A man so cunning and manipulative, how could someone whose protagonist is so easily swayed by emotions possibly win? Even Wu Zetian was just a tool to him; you actually think you can outsmart him? Li Zhi: A grand funeral!

It feels a bit idiotic, especially the stove. They claim it's for widespread use, yet they only hire blacksmiths for two sizes and only make iron stoves, costing two or three hundred coins each. A single workshop makes more than ten a day—expensive, scarce, and supposedly for widespread use? They've given you the clay stoves that the poorest people desperately need!

Liu Bingyi of the Han Dynasty, now Li Bingyi of the Tang Dynasty

From a societal perspective, the protagonist can never become emperor. Even if Li Shimin had the ambition, his people wouldn't agree. After all, his father was exiled for treason; the ministers of the crown prince's faction would either have to switch allegiances or be dismissed or something similar. And wouldn't the opposing faction seize the opportunity to kick him while he was down? Would the people wait for him to become emperor to overturn the verdict or wait for him to settle scores later?

That's ridiculous. Of all the princes, why choose this one? Even if Li Chengqian wasn't deposed, it would have been fine. But after he was deposed, would Li Shimin have kept a grandson by his side? If you had a system, you could start from Lingnan. Why start from Li Shimin's side? How much do you look down on Li Zhi and Li Tai?

Both books haven't been updated in over a month. What happened to the author?

If you're this arrogant, Emperor Taizong will kill you.

Zhao was still the first surname in the Hundred Family Surnames of the Tang Dynasty, and the reason was actually because it rhymed? So Li being the first doesn't rhyme? That's so awkward! It's such a letdown! If you can't come up with something, just say Li was the first surname in the Hundred Family Surnames; you don't have to write the details! This is overstepping your bounds! Let me step back and calm down.

Some things need to be said with caution. I can tell you with certainty that, to date, Western medicine's treatment of the common cold is far less effective than traditional Chinese medicine. As for the severe cold you mentioned at the beginning, you should be referring to severe pneumonia.

Are there any comrades who were discouraged in the first chapter?