Man Tang Hong

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Finally the baby was born. I thought I was pregnant with Nezha. Come on

Man Tang Hong hahaha, I remember the first historical novel I read was called Man Tang Chun, what a coincidence hahaha 😁

I saw some people saying that Li Shimin was boasting, and there were some praises and criticisms. I would like to ask, apart from the Xuanwu Gate, which was a family matter, what faults did Li Shimin have? Is it because the people are in dire straits?

What should I say? It's very annoying. The protagonists like brother, sister, father, etc. All obediently acknowledge, call, and take the initiative to take the role. It's hard for me to get through this hurdle as a princess, right? But I have to take it upon myself to become a eunuch?

After reading a few chapters, I can accept some minor poisonous points, but from time to time, a Changsun Guanyin maid appears and I am really convinced. Either Changsun, or Guanyin maid, you can call her by her first name, Changsun Wugou. Your whole surname + nickname is really awesome.

The first part is good, but the second part is that Li Jiancheng is like a fool. His whole family was killed by Li Shimin, but he still acts like nothing is wrong. The protagonist pretends to be aloof and shouts that he doesn't want to be the emperor every day. He knows that whoever becomes the emperor will not survive. He still pretends to just want to protect himself every day... As of now, he is no longer a prisoner of the country...

In recent years, Yang Guangchui and Li Jianchui have been rampant in marketing. Li Er is indeed a bit miserable, with no achievements at all. All the achievements belong to Li Jianchui and Yang Guang.

When I saw it on the shelves, there were three poisonous points. 1. The chapter about waking up Yin Qiao was a bit poisonous and a bit embarrassing. 2. The army installed a large number of down jackets. First, there must be enough chickens, ducks and geese to have enough down. If there are enough chickens, ducks and geese, it means there is enough food. , Having enough food means guaranteed logistics - inconsistent with the following chapters, not to mention the high fabric requirements for down jackets - high cost, 3. Burning 300,000 kilograms of food - fake burning can also easily cause the morale of the frontline army to collapse. No one dares to play like this.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I thought that the protagonist really didn't want to be the emperor, and he would help Li Er later. It just depends on how to make Li Er tolerate him. After reading Chapter 400, the protagonist still keeps saying that he does not want to be the emperor, but wants to support Li Jiancheng as a puppet, and then he and Li Er will equally share the power of the Tang Dynasty. It's too naive. If Li Er's rights are taken away and Li Jiancheng is made a mascot, it would be reasonable to make a "shogun" himself. Split with Li Er, live in peace, and be a fool as a reader. I skipped reading later, and the protagonist reversed his previous intention again. It seemed that he wanted to be emperor again. I really vomited. The protagonist gave so many indisputable reasons in the early stage, so why did he give it to the dog? How can Hu'er be the emperor of Han Dynasty? I quite agree with this sentence. I don't think it's okay if we argue at the beginning, but it would be a waste of readers' emotions to argue again later. There are flaws in the plot that can be dealt with, but the main reason is that it is too watery. I regret ordering hundreds of chapters at once

I've been writing strangely lately. . . It's very strange🤔What on earth is the protagonist going to do? He wants to build an archway even though he is a bz? He keeps talking about being an idle prince but has endless worries. The protagonist in the book is like a woman, indecisive and grinding.

I don't know why I can't see the protagonist killing palace maids every now and then. Maybe it's the sequelae. The protagonist has forgotten that he was a commoner before.

Except for the late Tang Dynasty, almost all other books about the Tang Dynasty are now popular. Because readers who can read history are getting more and more familiar with the Tang Dynasty and are increasingly disgusted with this kind of subject matter. I personally predict that there is a high probability that it will be sold out.

It's obvious that this Li Yuanji is a bitch at the same time. The character is so vividly drawn that it makes people sick.

You can go to station b and watch this video to know why Li Shimin died

Do you know why this book has never been popular? The protagonist himself is portrayed as a character who is brave enough to overcome everything, with the most powerful force in the world, the most powerful army in the world, and the power of one person. . But you act in a petty manner, and you hide it half-heartedly. You have made the protagonist so awesome, but his behavior is completely inconsistent. No matter how you look at it, it looks awkward. . Conspiracy and tricks are useless, so don't play them anymore. Can't you just go ahead and act recklessly? If you have to learn to sit firmly on the Diaoyutai, it will give people the impression that a green onion is stuck in a pig's nose - pretending to be garlic. I don't understand what the protagonist is afraid of. First of all, whether it is in troubled times or prosperous times, the army and force are the foundation of a life. The protagonist obviously has both of them. Whether it is rebellion or separatism, he can advance and retreat freely. . You said that your younger brother is not as good as Li Shimin's younger brother, and your army is not as powerful as him, but your personal force is not fake. If you find an opportunity to kill all his younger brothers, wouldn't it be over? It's a balancing act, it's a trick, but it's a mess, which makes people look embarrassed. . . I am the king of four second belts, foresight, and number one in the world. . Wouldn't it be better to go in the direction of Shuangwen?

I haven't read this book for a long time, because it doesn't feel like it. The reason is that since you suppressed Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin, and then you didn't succeed here, you don't want that seat. It feels very artificial. Also, it said that the emperor takes turns to sit. I think it is incredible, and it feels a bit at the same time. So I'm sorry for abandoning it. I have read all your previous books, but this one can't stand it. I hope there will be a reversal in the future, or I will read it after you open the book.

Most of the rest is about seizing the throne. Maybe I didn't understand it, but I regret reading this article.

Facts have proved that if the eldest son of Li Yuan cannot ascend the throne, then if Li Er ascends the throne, Li Si will be a threat. The protagonist keeps clamoring to quit the fight, which is impossible. Unless the protagonist is dead or a bastard, no matter how much you say, no one will believe it except you, and neither will your subordinates.

I can't catch up anymore. The previous plots were pretty good, but once the Xuanwu Gate Incident started, something didn't feel right. It was all kinds of sloppiness. I wrote one sentence of psychological description over and over again dozens of times. I really don't know what's going on? This is like a Sanda champion encountering a group of armed gangsters. They cut him with a knife and stopped. Then he thought to himself, "The other party's crime has stopped. If I do it again, it will be an over-defense on my part." Then with blood on his face, he talked to the murderer about civilized and new trends. Is this nonsense?

You said that the protagonist wanted to destroy Li Jiancheng's reputation and let him become a puppet emperor, leaving his own power and Li Shimin's power to develop. But you wrote that Li Shimin was unwilling. They simply can't tolerate the protagonist being powerful. You really can't stand it.

I gave up on it several times. I saw the plot of Xuanwu Gate and came back. I couldn't figure out what the pig's feet were doing. The whole screen was full of nonsense, and it was twisted. It was extremely twisted...

This book made me feel uncomfortable. If I use modern thinking to understand ancient people, I don't want to use it if it's poisonous. Give it up!

After watching Shou Wei defeat the 200,000 Turkic army, I couldn't stand it at all. That city doesn't have a moat, so at least it should be a multi-directional attack. There is always a city wall hundreds of meters long, otherwise the five-round attack of the catapult would have smashed it all. You are born with the power to throw objects from the east wall to the south wall, and you have the clairvoyance to see where they land. The bombing area of ​​a wooden stake is larger than that of modern bombs. Xie Shufang can move freely among an army of 200,000 people and can save people. The army can be encamped for at least several miles. You are here to enter an uninhabited territory. Liu Heizi's defeat against the Turks actually went without news for several days. If you have the ability to defeat an army of 200,000, you can just kill Li Shimin. There was also fake burning of grain to resist grain adjustment. Didn't Li Shimin take the opportunity to cause trouble? The morale of the military and the people is actually as mediocre as water and you just bow to it? Nonsense. I'm not a black guy, but I do think it's stupid. The character of the protagonist is also speechless, bitchy and independent, brave and unscrupulous, while his opponents are as stupid as pigs and weak and timid.

I have a lot of questions. Even if Li Yuan and the scholar-bureaucrats are not concerned about the failure of a person to plot against his savior, the big mistake was already made when the protagonist issued the order to murder Chen Shanyi, and it should never be undone, right? A scumbag who can even kill his savior will be nailed to the pillar of shame in history. Is this kind of person worthy of any normal person's loyalty? Even if he showed sincere repentance, would any insider dare to bet on the protagonist with his own life and his reputation as a helper? I don't understand... This is just the first question. The second question is that the protagonist's situation is comparable to the beginning of the Shu Han situation after the Battle of Yiling. Li Er is waiting for the prince to backstab him, and he does not have his own Zhuge Liang. Even if he did, he should be disgusted by the protagonist and leave. He is incompetent in both civil and military affairs. He does not have the overall management of the crown prince in domestic affairs, and does not have the strategic command of Li Er in the military... If this is the case, talents who cherish their reputation will not get involved with the protagonist. Forget about being a good person, wouldn't Liu Bang succeed? The problem is that if you don't have anyone to help you, what will the protagonist do to become the emperor? Get the overlord-like courage and the halo of the protagonist? I can't figure out these two questions even if I try to break my head, and I can't remember the other little poisonous points clearly, so that's it.

As a staunch single-female protagonist, I can still read this book if it doesn't have a single female protagonist. I generally don't read historical novels because there are too few single-female protagonists in historical novels. The author's writing is good, so go for it. 😚😚

I saw this novel again. Li Yuanji in history was not a good person, and the time traveler portrayed in this novel was not very good either. In short, it is a rubbish book.

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King Gigi

The essence of this novel is to add Li Shimin, just let him be a dog.