Early Tang Dynasty: the Imperial Age Beginning with Timber Merchants

Seeing that I want to retaliate against Wu Zetian's thighs has appeared many times, it's a bit inexplicable. I have the Golden Finger of the Empire Age, but I still want to wait to repay Wu Zetian's thighs? When it develops a little, it's time for Li Shimin to kneel down and repay his thigh.

The biggest problem with the author's book is that it is unclear about its positioning. Readers who look at the title basically want to read the article "Struggle for Hegemony in the Age of Empires". The content written by the author is more auxiliary, and if it is an auxiliary article, especially an auxiliary article like Zhenguan, which has unified the dynasty. The time traveler's knowledge is enough as a plug-in, but the Age of Empires system seems to be useless, and the result of writing this way is that neither side is pleasing to the eye.

Are you using Age of Empires plug-ins to pawn others off? 200 Plate armor knights are invincible in this era. The system soldiers lead ordinary people, casually pull up thousands of elite soldiers, go to the southwest or northeast to develop, recruit tough native soldiers, and enter the customs directly after the humiliation of the Wei River. They have to lick the Li family, right? The Sui Dynasty has only been dead for a few years, and Li Tang has not yet reached its peak. Li Er's Tang Dynasty is very weak

This golden finger in the land kingdom era, if you don't develop it by yourself, why don't you just become a timber merchant and go to Vietnam to develop and build the country on your own?

The author used this golden finger wrongly. He went to Southeast Asia to establish a kingdom with this golden finger. Isn't it good to be the king of a country? If you are a businessman, don't try to fight against the Tang Dynasty. You can't fight it. It is better to go to Southeast Asia to conquer a country and then pay tribute to the Tang Dynasty. Guaranteed to be watched by many people

Do you look like a man with golden fingers, or the age of empire...

Wearing a gold finger and thinking about hugging the thigh of a little girl who has not grown up, the person suggested that the protagonist should run into a thatched cottage in the mountains to avoid being affected by the butterfly effect.

Do modern people work for feudal emperors? Modern bosses will fire you, but feudal emperors will kill you if they are unhappy and kill all nine of your clans! I really don't understand why so many novel protagonists leave their lives to the emperor's decision

Hehe, I knew from instigating Samurai Tadashi to elope that something would happen sooner or later. Sure enough, this protagonist is as pretentious as a wise guy? Do you have to mix up the grudges between the three families to instigate others to elope? Especially since I had just fled to Chang'an after a deadly feud with a man named Li, and I naively thought that no one would pay attention to this incident. However, when the incident came out, everyone was in a state of confusion. I only relied on the aura of the protagonist to jump out one by one to wipe his ass. I was really speechless. He started causing trouble everywhere even before he had the power.

Even if there is only a limit of 200 people, there is still a lot of gameplay. Can the first 200 people learn and improve? If you can't, you can still just be a subordinate. Second, if each subordinate joins a team of 10 people, you can control 2,000 people. Even if there is a risk of being discovered, you are only at the upper limit. If you die, you can recruit again. If one hundred of these two hundred people control the army for you as military judges or instructors of the officer corps, how many armies can you control? Are these two hundred people simply two hundred people? Wrong, it is a machine, an administrative agency, that you can trust 100% and obey you 100%. If you don't have this kind of vision, don't play in the army and politics. The two hundred people you have are no better than having children at home. It would be better if these two hundred people can get married. After they die, their offspring will be ready-made Yulin Guards, and you can also recruit new people. See how many tricks you can do?

There are more than two hundred private deployments who are more loyal than their own children. Are you saying they are better than you? And these two hundred people are not suspected by you and are ready to execute your orders at any time. What a huge force is this? And it can be replenished at any time, never ending. If you can play ten places, you can conquer the world

Since your soldiers are guaranteed to be loyal and have their own sanity, and different types of soldiers have different strengths and weaknesses, isn't it a waste to keep them all by your side? 200 Of them are of no use at all, so why not send out a few to develop freely, such as one to serve as a doctor in the palace, and a few to develop in the army, etc.

Wu Zetian didn't become empress until she was in her thirties and had some power, she didn't start getting involved in government affairs until she was in her fifties, and she became empress in her sixties. Now she is less than ten years old - to be honest, can your book last that many years? If the protagonist is good enough, but he hasn't gotten up for so many years, he still has to hug his thigh. Well, I can't imagine how old the protagonist is at that time. If you can write it, it will refresh my view of reading. If the protagonist is not good, there is no need to hug his thigh for so many years.

Those who hug Wu Zetian's lap are thinking too much. Go and see how old Wu Zetian was when she was the queen, and how old she was when she became the emperor. Wu Zetian hasn't even entered the palace yet. In that time, she could have rebelled several times with this imperial age.

Trash, if I had such a golden finger in time travel, which emperor in ancient times would not dare to rebel against him, and which emperor would not be able to kill him? Still hugging someone's thigh? Thigh? Only dogs are this tall

Do you know the biggest flaw of your book? What you got is a cheat for Age of Empires! The main value of this plug-in lies in the entire technology tree of China's feudal era! Then you told me that you were going to participate in palace fights like a woman?

In ancient times, the three views were different. If someone had a golden finger, he would be a servant. If someone killed his whole family and thanked him, he would kneel down and lick the ancient king. It would also be submissive.

In the latest chapter, the author is going to poison me. Not to mention the consequences of the feudal imperial world and the emperor snatching women, even the two sides competing for the right to spouse in modern society are also hostile. If the protagonist is alone, he can choose to escape But the protagonist is not. I am not surprised that the protagonist's father killed him on the spot when he heard that the protagonist wanted to steal a woman from the emperor. . . Either rebel, or control the emperor with extraordinary golden fingers, or eliminate the emperor. . Any other plot is nonsense. . .

The IQs of the protagonist and supporting characters are not very high

Where does Wu Zetian's legal system come from? She conquers the world? Does she rule the world? Doesn't her legal system inherit from Li Zhi?

The author needs to find a way to remove the system's population of 200 from being online. Otherwise, he will be too timid. Even 2,000 will do.

Nurhachi dared to raise an army when he only had thirteen pieces of armor. Can you two hundred die-hards do it? What a shame for the system. And if you accumulate enough resources, you can immediately create another 200 people if the first two hundred people die. Why is the endless undead army not enough?

The protagonist really looks so irritating! If you have an artifact like the system, you should first go to the virgin forest and work hard to chop wood and dig stones to accumulate resources. If you save enough resources, you can go directly to the palace and spend gold as bribes to work as a handyman in the palace. Build a military camp at night and summon two hundred dead soldiers to attack Li Shimin's palace. When the first two hundred people die, you will immediately summon another two hundred people to drown Li Shimin. The protagonist can also invent gunpowder. A dead soldier carries a hundred kilograms of gunpowder and rushes into the Tang army's formation to explode. You can also attack Li Shimin and set fire at the same time. Li Shimin and the royal family in the palace will most likely die. Without the royal family, the world would be in chaos, with all the heroes vying for the throne. If the protagonist uses a steady stream of dead soldiers to drown other heroes, won't the world be brought down?

Can I have a sperm?

I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.

Killing more than a hundred rogue gamblers and nothing happens? That was under Li Shimin's rule. Even if more than a hundred people rebelled, only a dozen leaders were killed, and the others were sent into the army and exiled. You killed someone just because of a minor conflict over gambling, are you more ruthless than the emperor? The most important thing is that you can kill more than a hundred young and middle-aged thugs in a short period of time. How many private soldiers do you have? It is completely possible for the Wu family and the Xu family to be wiped out.

The county man and the nun are getting married and they want to elope? That's ridiculous. Is it so difficult to ask a nun to change her name? Just keep her in the back house as a concubine. If you don't want to marry a rich man, who can break into the county man's back house to check? Why can't you fake your death and change your name? This is the plan with the least noise. You have to let the county official elope and hide in a remote area under the title of the imperial court to make more noise! Do you want to usurp the throne?

Nonsense! Can the emperor like a game that makes people rebel all the time?

Just by looking at the name, you can tell that it is about rebellion. The rebellion in the early Tang Dynasty. How many people do you want to read it? The Tang Dynasty was very powerful, and Li Shimin's personal charm was also great.

I feel like the author is writing in the style of a female channel, holding an artifact in hand to love and love.