
The Crown Prince? I Quit!
这太子,不做也罢!
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Let me brag first. I have read this book till now. Isn't it an exaggeration to say that the IQ of the main character in this book is online, and so is the IQ of the supporting characters? All the descriptions, except for the titles... Are almost consistent with historical facts, if not complete, isn't it an exaggeration? After bragging, let's get down to business. You think Li Chengqian shouldn't run away, let's deal with it? First of all, why do you think that a future generation can get away with it by pretending to have amnesia? Is Li Shimin a fool, or are people like Wei Zheng, Fang Xuanling, Changsun Wuji, and Li Jing fools? Where do you get the confidence to show off your IQ in front of these people who have left a name for ages! A guy with zero political experience, is he really the opponent of guys like them who have repeatedly plotted to usurp the throne? Stop talking about them, you may not be able to understand what a village secretary says, so you dare to think that these famous ministers who are in charge of a country are not smart enough like you? Don't run? Why don't you run and wait to die? Not to mention them, you have read books for so many years, and some readers can even tell from the author's context that the author is not the same person! You can feel through the screen that this is not the same person, but someone who spends almost every day with Li Chengqian, is he so stupid? If they are so stupid, they are not worthy of being in the Tang Dynasty! Besides, the protagonist is a descendant, and the prince's series of etiquette is enough for him. As a prince of a country, don't you really think that he can sit with his legs crossed, stand with his hips crooked, and walk as he pleases like us? Please, there are rules for sitting, lying and standing up! Later, Li Li said that Li Er would imprison and kill him if he ran away? Brother, Li Chengqian is going to rebel in the future! All the people were almost killed, but Li Chengqian was demoted to a commoner and exiled to Qianzhou. Besides, in the book, Li Chengqian was wrongly accused. He left Chang'an west in anger. Even though he made no mistakes, he actually made merit. He was forced to kill himself in Taiji Palace. He just wanted to go out and have a chance. Why couldn't Li Er agree? Why, do you have to force your son to death? Li Er is not so narrow-minded! His training of Li Chengqian in the early years of Zhenguan can be said to be very impressive! As for whether there will be overt and covert attacks after Li Chengqian goes out, there must be! Whose growth path is smooth sailing? Li Chengqian went out to fight for his life... Finally, he made a mistake and took Changle away. You can complain about this, you can scold me, but I accept it. It's really not appropriate. But when it comes to it, again, family love cannot be inherited. I understand this deeply. On the road to achieving Wang Tu's hegemony, family ties will really become weaker and weaker. You said the Li Shimin brothers have wanted to kill each other since they were children? Impossible, isn't it because of power and desire, the family affection is gradually weakened. As someone who has experienced all this, couldn't Queen Changsun see it? Thousands of sages throughout the ages can't see it as clearly as we do. For her, sending away a daughter and preserving the friendship in her son's heart were no more important than anything else. Moreover, the article also said that it was not far away, only to Taozhou and about 700 kilometers to Chang'an. Then tell me, from the perspective of the eldest grandson, is it worthwhile to give up a daughter, or is it really worthwhile to think that Li Chengqian has achieved the king's hegemony outside, and after his ambitions expand, it is worthwhile to fight against the Tang Dynasty, his father, and his brothers? Don't talk about how the eldest grandson knows that the protagonist will definitely achieve the king's hegemony outside. It's very simple. The mother thinks that her son is the most awesome and there is nothing wrong with him! Besides, it's not like I want Changle to die... Of course, this is also my selfish intention. I can't imagine what kind of pervert a person who has been in war for a long time and has no family ties in the first place will become. The reason for arranging Changle is that he still has some family companionship during his years of fighting. Don't say that the character is forced by the author. It's really not the case. The character of the protagonist must depend on his growth environment, his experience and the education he received. It is judged comprehensively. Let's put it this way, if it weren't for Changle and Li Chengqian came all the way to kill him, and if he still had a trace of affection for Li Shimin and Changsun, you would still have to complain. It's unscientific... It's not really his father, it's his mother... Finally, it's the same sentence, it's a brainless and cool article, I really can't write it, my writing power is not enough, I'm sorry.
The protagonist Li Chengqian? The heroine Chang Le? Damn it, these two are real brothers and sisters. Author, are you in Gan Gods and Demons?
After watching it, I felt it was okay. There are two plots that are a bit dissatisfying. The first one is to criticize Li Er's black spot of killing his brother and imprisoning his father during the court ceremony and mocking the royal family's lack of family affection. He wants to use Li Er and scold him at the same time, like bringing up the bowl to eat and putting down the bowl to scold his father. This is not a poisonous point, but it will make many Li Er fans abandon the book Also, Empress Changsun gave Princess Changle to the precarious Li Chengqian when Li Chengqian wanted to leave Tang Dynasty to establish a foundation. Cheng Qian asked him to take the young Princess Changle to work outside. The reason was that after Li Chengqian left Beijing and worked outside, he would have a weak concept of family ties. Giving his daughter to him would allow him to have relatives around him so that he would not become too cold and cold, even in a country where boys were favored over girls. I don't have much to say, it just feels weird There is no other plot to persuade him to quit. The IQ of the supporting characters in the book is online, and there won't be any intellectual blows. It's just that Cui has always targeted the prince, and I don't understand it. Maybe I haven't learned politics well enough. The prince really returned to the capital as they wished, so what benefits can they get from making an enemy of the prince? Isn't it a bit thankless? Could it be that they are reluctant to let the prince feel that the prince has the appearance of a wise king, and want the prince to stay and become the emperor in the future. They will not hesitate to make this big enmity and wait for the prince's revenge in the future, but will they become this superficial evil person when the prince returns to the capital and continue to be his prince? Mrs. Cui is too loyal. I really cried to death😭
You can run away or not be the prince, but you must never say that the royal family has no family ties. You can't say it to the emperor in private. What's more, when the civil and military officials of the court say it, you think it's like pressing Li Shimin's face to the edge of the latrine! ! Do you still want to go to the Western Regions? Still want to take power and lead troops? Li Shimin still has some humanity if he doesn't just give him death. If you are not given death, there is a 99.9% Chance that you will be imprisoned in a small courtyard as a lunatic for the rest of your life. Li Shimin doesn't have only one son, Li Chengqian, even if he only has such a son. He will also raise the protagonist as a breeding pig. It is absolutely impossible for the protagonist to run out and have sex again
Forget it, the Tang Dynasty was one of the most powerful dynasties in Chinese history, and Li Shimin was also one of the most wise kings. But what is written in this book? There is no tolerance for it. He can't even tolerate his own son's achievements. He doesn't look like a saintly king or a wise king. I really don't bother to read it if he forcibly condescends his wisdom.
Restoration map of Daming Palace
Jump and look at the section to the carriage
It's quite surprising that China has had four-wheeled carriages for a long time. Especially the powerful people have seen it before. However, considering the diverse landforms of our entire empire and the convenience of turning, we finally chose two-wheeled carriages. This was driven by the actual situation. It was quite speechless to see the supporting characters surprised.
Directly conquer the Western Regions. If Li Er gets into trouble again, he will be beaten. Isn't it true that he has no father and son before the throne? Then go to Chang'an and capture Li Er alive. Aren't you the only ones who own what I give you? You can't take what I don't give you. I want to grab Li Er and let him go to the harem to nurse the child.
To be honest, the country of Ming will not treat anyone as a vassal. Ever since Lao Zhu conquered the world with a broken bowl, the Zhu family has never been timid. Maybe there are some idiots, but since it is easy to call you Ming, then fight! Who is fooling around with Li Er? Ming Dynasty doesn't like Li Er
The plot of running away is quite self-explanatory and reasonable, and the pretense is also in place. Until Chang Le was taken away, he immediately turned into a nonsense writer with no historical knowledge at all, and it was extremely poisonous. If it was said that Changle was running away from the marriage, he could still pinch his nose to identify it. At least there is some logic. Empress Changsun gave her daughter to her son who ran away and could not save herself? You are really Secretary Wu (Fan Wei).