Tang Dynasty: the Seventh Rank of the Official Residence, and the Ten Thousand People Umbrella Was Given at the Beginning

Not bad, it's too short. Let's take care of it first.

When Wu Zetian fell ill, she retreated and killed the generals externally, and massacred internally. She would kill anyone who reported him. She would rather kill by mistake than let go, and the Tang Dynasty was no longer in prosperity. Is there anyone who brags about this nonsense?

Because I looked at the catalog and there was Di Renjie, a detective worldview, so I clicked in to take a look. It turned out that the portrayal of the protagonist was too bad. Even if he didn't know martial arts, he was always very strong and strong, like a sb. Wu Zetian favored the protagonist so much that other people seemed to be under a halo of wisdom. I also thought that she was "no more than a seventh-rank official" and "no more than a fourth-rank official", but that's the same as before. Princess Taiping is such a scheming bitch. She actually felt that the protagonist was "mere" when she came home from Youzhou. You really convinced me. It's just a bad book written by a serious person.

After Wu Zetian came to power, the Li and Tang royal family were not united, and the rebellion was bound to fail.

What is the difference between Wu Zetian and Cixi? Just because one inherited a prosperous empire and could be defeated at will, while the other inherited a country plagued by all kinds of diseases and was in decline, so one could still get mixed reputations, while the other would be infamy for thousands of years.

The county magistrate is the parent official of a county, and under his rule there are eight-level county magistrates, chief bookkeepers, county captains, and wardens. Does he have the right to kill the county magistrate directly? If you haven't heard of it, you still have to report it to the higher authorities.

Comparing it to Cixi is a bit too much. An old immortal who has lost his power and humiliated his country by ceding land and paying compensation to please foreigners has no qualifications to compare with the orthodox emperor. Just by ceding land, he is a sinner of China and a sinner for the ages!

Don't belittle Li Zhi just to praise Wu Zetian. I feel that many people are crazy about belittling Emperor Gaozong just to praise Wu Zetian. When Emperor Gaozong was alive, he gave all your courage to Wu Zetian, and Wu Zetian didn't even dare to think about that position! ! Wu Zetian is equivalent to Li Zhi's white gloves, but she bites the master behind.

After reading a bunch of posts, I found that some people put Wu Zetian in the same position as the old witch. This is not how porcelain is done. Is she worthy? When evaluating a person, you should at least give a comprehensive evaluation. You only want to focus on the negative aspects of the past and not mention the merits at all.

Friends who clicked here, please save it and read it, thank you.

The death of Prince Zhang Huai was such a pity. This man was very talented and more suitable to be emperor than Li Xian and Li Dan. It was a pity that he was forced to death by Qiu Shenji. I heard that he and Shangguan Wan'er are still in a relationship, but I don't know if it's true or not.

Don't be too proud🙂

Wu Chui came to take a look at the territory when Gaozong died in 683 AD, and then looked at the territory when he returned to the Tang Dynasty in 705 AD. Isn't this more territory than Cixi lost?

During Wu Zetian's period, Li Daozong, the ministers surnamed Li who held real power, had almost withered away. Few of these idle royals can show anything, and Li Zhen is barely worthy of being used in a big way. Times make heroes, and their chance is gone.

It is absolutely impossible to require the heroine to come to court during time travel.

For some embarrassing people, they are also drunk. The rule of Yonghui during Gaozong's period was all attributed to Gaozong and had nothing to do with Wu Zetian? Gaozong was so ill in his later years. Isn't it a credit to be able to keep the court in order? You also said that Wuzhou's 450,000 troops were defeated by 2,000 Hou Turks. Can you look at the historical data? Mo Chui is not even as lucky as he is, so he is worthy of defeating Datang?

When I mention Di Renjie, I think of Liang version of Di Pangpang. Wu Zetian's character in the book is very similar to Lu version. It just lacks femininity.

The Wanmin Umbrella was only available during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.

It's on the shelves, can you update it soon?

Li Longji was already 56 when he occupied Yang Yuhuan. The time span between the two protagonists is a bit long.