My Father, Li Shimin, I Will Initiate the Xuanwu Gate Revolution

Looking at the title of this book, you come to initiate the Xuanwu Gate Incident, and then Li Shimin just kills you directly. You don't have to bear the bad reputation anyway, it's you who killed him!

Li Laoer was really miserable. His daughter Li Lizhi was captured by all kinds of weird time travellers. He was always shocked by various kinds of things, and he and his ministers were either time travelled, or his descendants were time travelled. In front of them, I am mentally retarded, managing the country and fighting wars. Without these time travelers, the country cannot govern well and cannot win the war. In short, those who can travel will win the world.

This book is a thunderbolt at the beginning. The introduction is very dissuasive when it comes to persuading Li Shimin to kill his brother and his father. Li Er can just do it himself. If you really dare to persuade Li Shimin to kill his brother and his father, you will be the first to die. Then there is another Erlian Lei on the first page of the first chapter. As the eldest son, he still lived well into his teens, but because of hysteria, he couldn't enter the family tree? Why are you kidding me? On the third page, another surprise came. Changsun Wuji was a auxiliary character and his status was not low. A group of people directly called him Wuji Wuji. It was outrageous to call him by his name in person. The author probably didn't even take a high school Chinese class. Compared with these, calling Li Shimin the Emperor Taizong, which can only be regarded as the protagonist's own illness, is dispensable. Others still have three golden chapters, but you are three thunders as soon as you come up. I sincerely persuade you to quit.

How come you have the courage to post this introduction? Li Shimin's eldest son Li Chengqian was only seven or eight years old when he came to the Xuanwu Sect.

The title of the book makes people lose the desire to read it.

Your father is Li Shimin, so you are really bad. Look at what happened to Li Shimin's sons.

After reading Chapter 6 or 7, I saw the protagonist unconditionally helping a beggar who stole something. I didn't quite understand. It's better to teach a man to fish than to teach him to fish. What about stealing and giving things without any education? Are you helping beggars or harming them? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​OUTOUT OFFICE | Brother, modern orphanages only provide material help to orphans. The director or volunteers do not teach these orphans how to behave, right?

Just by looking at the introduction, you can tell that it's a hoax. Li Shimin was a heroic figure in history. How could he endure a son who was even better than himself? There is no denying that Li Shimin was very skilled in martial arts, but it is certain that his family ties are weak.

After reading Da Qin, I felt a little confused while reading this book () I don't know if it's because of myself, especially the phrase "langer". I dreamed back to Da Qin: Stop pretending, your father, I am Qin Shihuang

You launched the Xuanwumen Incident on behalf of Li Shimin. Do you believe that Li Shimin would kill you the next day? . .

If it's really like in the introduction, then Li Shimin can wake up laughing even when he sleeps

Just based on the introduction, I didn't dare to read it. I took it for granted. As a grandson of the emperor, he actually forced Li Shimin to launch the Xuanwu Gate Revolution. Even if it succeeded, this would be a stain on Li Shimin's life. The protagonist would definitely have no chance of the throne, and he might even be isolated in the future. If he can rebel against Li Yuan, then he can't rebel against Li Shimin? The rabbit dies and the fox is sad, but this is the case. If it were me, I would use historical foresight, properly recruit network talents, and transfer these talents to Li Shimin. As for the change of Xuanwu Gate, it is inevitable, so there is no need to add fuel and jealousy, let it take its course. Just like that, the talents sent to Li Shimin are mainly to strengthen Li Shimin's background and serve as his secret hand in the future. As for the rest, he should be a prince with both civil and military skills and no ambition. It is best to be a little transparent for the future.

This book was first published in Kunlun... At the starting point, can't we invest? 🤔

The title of this book is a huge bug What writing style can be used to write it? Help the prince rebel? Then will you be the emperor or will the prince be the emperor? This has completely trampled on the fundamental issue of principle. Li Shimin killed his brother, but he did not usurp the throne! He served as the prince for a period of time, and then Li Yuan abdicated the throne.

What's wrong? Yesterday it was free, but today it's paid?

I secretly changed my subscription without even announcing the release. 😡

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 8. It was all about time travel and it kept saying I was 12 years old. . . The person who co-authored the time-travel process did not bring his identity with him.

The Xuanwumen Incident occurred on the fourth day of June in the ninth year of Wude, Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty, which was July 2, 626 AD. Li Shimin (January 28, 598 AD - July 10, 649 AD) was 28 years old at the time of the Xuanwu Gate Incident.

No update for ten days, no word yet

Li Shimin was only 27 years old during the Xuanwu Gate Incident. You evil son should die first.

Why is the author gone? Is it still updated?