I Want to Be a Wise Ruler: Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty

Make some preparations. The Sui Dynasty has a diplomatic declaration. Why are you trying to trick a big man? There are barbarians from all directions. Anyone who dares to offend will have their country destroyed and their descendants exterminated.

This book is awesome, and after reading a few chapters it refreshed my world view. If the system time is up, he will hang up. The author should read more books. Even in modern times, it is not like just saying a few words and the people below will follow suit, let alone the emperor. If the science is done for the benefit of the family, it will be a pity for you if they don't give you some medicine.

Yang Guang, do you really think Yang Guang is a fool? Who did the Grand Canal? Millions of people died? You fool, Yang Guang, Li Shimin, two extreme emperors One does practical things and has achievements, One has no achievements and has nothing to do, One is hacked to the core One He was blown to the point where his body was exposed to the Holy Light One almost brought down the whole family The other could only be manipulated Just write about Li Shimin, I have already thought of the title for you, (I, Li Shimin, am not blowing)

Yang Guang was originally a wise king in the early stage, but he was too impatient later on, and only then did the Tang Dynasty and the Three Conquests of Goryeo use people from the areas controlled by aristocratic families. He wished he could have done what generations of people have done.

Yang Guang was not a foolish king. The reason why the history books were so confused was entirely because the people who recorded history at that time were all wealthy families. Yang Guang's three expeditions to Goguryeo also wanted to weaken the power of the noble clans, but he was too hasty and turned the world against him.

Historically, Yang Guang was a good person and fun-loving, but he ended up taking too many steps and breaking his balls. He was actually pretty good at those things, but what happened~

After seeing your comments, I specifically checked on Baidu about Yang Guang. Many people said that Yang Guang was both talented and fun-loving. In fact, no. In history, Yang Guang was very brave when he was a boy. Yang Guang succeeded to the throne because his eldest brother Yang Yong committed suicide. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian, was very strict with his wife, and Yang Yong was too overbearing, which caused his mother, Dugu Jialuo, to dislike Yang Yong and like Yang Guang. Dugu Jialuo even proposed to depose Yang Yong and make Yang Guang the crown prince. When Yang Guang built the Grand Canal, he was not a registered citizen, but a slave of the Guanlong Clan in the north. In this way, he could not only build the Grand Canal, but also weaken the power of the Guanlong Clan. The same was true for Yang Guang's three expeditions to Korea. Most of the troops were northerners and belonged to the Guanlong Clan's sphere of influence. When Yang Guang succeeded to the throne, he was known as the Khan of Heaven. When he went to visit Turks, all the Turkic bosses had to kneel to greet him. This was the Yang Guang period. But there is no denying that Yang Guang was indeed a tyrant. The two emperors of the Sui Dynasty were working hard to weaken the Guanlong clan. You should check the information and you will know that Yang Guang was purely someone to be fooled. Yang Guang was no different than Li Shimin. He was just a reason for the establishment of the Tang Dynasty.

Another author whose novels and TV series are too toxic.

How many chapters did everyone get poisoned to death? I became addicted in the first chapter 😭

It's too poisonous. The author is licking the West, right? Change Chinese clothes and wear a suit, right?