
My Father Is Li Longji
家父李隆基
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- Ongoing
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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If the author were to make the Sui King become emperor later on, and then have his two wives and two sons fight each other again, there would be no point in reading his later books. This book is not as good as his previous one, and if the ending is like the previous one, it would indeed be a useless addition to the book.
I'm asking you, when will Li Longji die? It would be too frustrating for him to die in the finale. It's better to just wait for the finale to watch, otherwise there's nothing to see. He's just a green-haired turtle, a seven or eight hundred qian Zhang, what's the point of watching?
The author was in a car accident.
I'm sorry, I'm an acquaintance of the author. The author was in a car accident recently and is currently in the emergency room. The prognosis is grim. Sigh.
I think the author is being a bit presumptuous. Given the protagonist's situation, there's no other way out but to venture out and raise an army; a coup d'état would mean certain death. Li Er's ability to seize power through a coup d'état demonstrates his ability to conquer the land; his forces were even stronger than those of the emperor.
To summarize the past events, the protagonist succeeded and failed. He succeeded by becoming emperor, but failed by not openly avenging himself on Li Longji. Historically, during this period, the protagonist would only be portrayed as someone whose wife was stolen, yet who obediently followed his father's orders, serving as a pawn to counterbalance the crown prince.
The progress is too slow. Over a hundred chapters have passed, and all that's on her cultivating relationships with officials and scheming against each other, but there's no sign of an opportunity for rebellion. And Yang Yuhuan is portrayed as so naive and clueless, always bickering with the current princess.
From a political perspective, Prince Shou being stripped of his wife was tantamount to being politically emasculated.
From a political perspective, the loss of his wife was tantamount to political castration for Prince Shou. The moment Yang Guifei entered the palace, Prince Shou's political life was essentially over, and he was even less politically capable than a eunuch.
Where is your base of support for your rebellion? I haven't seen a single sign of it after following you for so long. All you do is talk about love and romance; it's getting a bit hard to keep up with.
Speed things up! I've read over a hundred chapters and there's still no progress at all. It's incredibly frustrating. The worst part is that they keep bringing up Yang Yuhuan to annoy me. If you don't want to speed things up, just remove Yang Yuhuan and slowly write your scheming and intrigue. Her appearance every few chapters is just nauseating.
There's no option to block people on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), yet I've seen this cuckoldry story repeatedly. It's disgusting.