Lived in Tianbao for Fourteen Years

I heard that in order to invite Huihe to send troops, they were allowed to rob Chang'an for three days.

Rebellion, rebellion, overthrow the Tang Dynasty.

Some people have questioned many places in the book and feel that there are many loopholes. I will not comment on this. First explain something based on his doubts. In Chapter 14, Gao Lishi reminded Xuanzong that he rewarded officials too much, implying that Yan Jiming should understand the emperor's kindness to him, which was tantamount to being a good person and a bad person. Then there is the issue of official appointment. Xuanzong is facing the rebellion of An Lushan, his most favored man. The method of checking and balancing Yang Guozhong and the prince in the court has become somewhat unusable. Outside, Feng Changqing abandoned Luoyang and Shaanxi County and slapped Xuanzong in the face again, making him lose face. When Yan Jiming came, it was equivalent to an opportunity for Xuanzong to restore the confidence of the government and the public. He made everyone believe that the rebels had no chance of winning and that the suppression of the rebellion would be successful soon. It was a bit exaggerated to reward the prefect in one go, but it was worth a thousand pieces of gold. Besides, I have clearly written that Yang Guozhong has a private relationship with the protagonist. Yang Guozhong must be aware of the fishy nature of it, but he has a deal with the protagonist, so he will help him cover it up. Yang Guozhong can completely fulfill the position of a prefect. As for the problem of Li Guangbi and Guo Ziyi, the court did not fully trust Yan Jiming at that time, so the decree was mostly perfunctory. Do you really think that you, a first-level rookie, will be paired with two fully equipped professional players? I have already written it out later in the story. The court had other arrangements for Li Guangbi and Guo Ziyi. However, the people watching didn't seem to have much patience and just started complaining. Of course, my writing skills are not high, and readers may feel uncomfortable in some places, which is understandable. So I don't care about the comments that make normal suggestions and questions. I will correct the mistakes after reading them. But it's best not to come up and start trolling directly. If I think it affects my mood, I will ban you directly. The most important thing in a novel is storytelling. At least when I write about historical figures, I have searched everywhere for information and have my own outline. When I write a book, it is written in a straightforward way, like a running account, and no one wants to read it, right? As for the pursuit of complete rationality and complete logic, I recommend reading two "Books of Tang".

If you like this kind of rebellion, why should you be a dog to the emperor after you have traveled through time? ? ? ? The right to life is determined by the emperor

Start high and go low, I guess I don't even have an outline, I just write whatever I think of, but it has the potential to be a masterpiece at the beginning. . . . . What the hell are you writing in these chapters at the fastest?

First of all, I wish the author all the best in his defense. Secondly, in Chapter 129, the plot of Cui Youfu betraying his family was a bit poisonous. As the old saying goes, a good wind will send me to the blue clouds by virtue of its power. The Cui family is a top family with five surnames and seven Wangli. If Cui Youfu wants to become successful, he must not be able to do without the family's help. Even if you kill the protagonist and it is refrigerated for a period of time, it will still be activated later. But if you directly ask him to betray the entire family and dye his official title red with the blood of his relatives, wouldn't his reputation be ruined? This will have two consequences, one is to renounce the five surnames and seven other families, and the other is to arouse the protagonist's fear. If you betray the family today, you can't betray me tomorrow? How can you mess around?

The emperor of Chang'an, Wei Boya soldiers. . In the end, he was killed well by Zhu Wen, and everyone was wiped out. .

A descendant of Duke Yan can be the emperor and take in his queen from the Li family.

Store Map of vassal towns in various states in Tang Dynasty

Princess Hezheng

Li Bai wrote eleven poems for King Yong, which the author can modify, and Du Fu's poems to attract people and enliven the atmosphere🙂🤓

Don't you think the names Changshan County and Hengzhou City are contradictory? Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty changed the prefecture to a county, so why should we call it Hengzhou City? It should either be called Changshan County City, or you can just call it the county government of Changshan County.

At first, I thought Concubine Yang was dead and almost gave up. Tianbao does not have Yang Guifei, but it lacks a shopkeeper. Fortunately, someone asked about it after watching 202 and I'm still alive. I ordered full support first. Wait for it to be collected and continue to pursue it

That Tianbao did not have fourteen years, only fourteen years. On the first day of the first lunar month of the third year of Tianbao, "year" was changed to "zai".

What is the problem with the headache? There has been no explanation, it feels strange

Does it look good? Fire? Is there any solid historical data? Evidence?

Well! It seems that Yan Zhenqing was strangled to death by the rebels with bows and arrows in the end. I hope this book can...

Let's play an idiom solitaire, I'll do it first, Yimeng Huangliang

General Li

Let me ask where Yang Yuhuan is?