
I Directed the Xuanwu Gate Incident
我导演了玄武门事变
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 7mo ago
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- Qidian
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This introduction is really annoying and annoying. Li Shimin didn't say anything before he proclaimed himself emperor. How capable do you have to be to prevent him from killing you after he proclaims himself emperor?
It's great. In this book, Li Shimin has become a living person, not a sculpture. He will be angry, cry, feel uneasy, regret what he has done, and make mistakes. Now he is not the eternal emperor but Li Shimin.
I'm speechless. I can't make a few rational comments. The one who praised Li Er was even more powerful than Ying Zheng and was arbitrary for all eternity. The one who belittled him was reduced to an incompetent villain who only knew how to steal melons. There are so many extremes in studying history. Besides, if you talk about historical facts in a novel, aren't you asking for trouble? As long as it's not a big mistake, why bother to delve into it? I really want to read the history books in depth. If you don't believe in the official history, you can also read the unofficial history.
I laughed when I read the title of the book. It was Sun Xiaochuan who incited Li Shimin to mutiny at Xuanwumen (funny)
In fact, the chief director of the Xuanwu Gate Incident was Li Shimin. Later generations believed that Li Shimin was weak in Chang'an and that the Xuanwu Gate Incident was a desperate counterattack. In fact, Li Jiancheng and Li Yuan had been in Chang'an for many years and had been infiltrated by Li Shimin's forces. The Xuanwumen incident was just the final moment for a decisive battle.
Looking at this introduction, can this protagonist survive until the next episode?
In fact, there has always been a question. According to Li Shimin's Tang history records, Li Shimin's power was not as good as Li Jiancheng, but Li Jiancheng was the person who governed the Tang Dynasty. Li Yuan was taken away by Li Shimin to play, so the problem arises. Why did Li Jiancheng start his own rebellion? And according to his statement, Li Jiancheng wanted to kill Li Shimin many times, but Wei Yan's remarks contradicted Li Shimin's. This is outrageous.
While changing history, while saying that history cannot be changed, you are not going to be Yi Xiaochuan, right?
When I saw the protagonist getting out the cigarettes and letting others smoke them, I couldn't stand it any more, so I decisively gave up the book. I knew smoking was harmful to health, but if you harm yourself, you would harm others.
The male protagonist in the description is too vicious. He is similar to the gangster in our village. When I see the male protagonist, I think of the gangster in our village haha