Li Er of the Tang Dynasty: Ancestor Xie Is Here!

The plot of this book, which takes different emperors through history, is indeed quite interesting. So far, the performance has been stable in this regard, which deserves a thumbs up. But as the protagonist is a modern time traveler and future immortal with an awesome golden finger system, it stands to reason that he should have influenced the three views of these ancient emperors. However, the result is that the protagonist is becoming more and more assimilated in the three views. Previously, they planned to let him marry Li Xiuning's son and Li Shimin's daughter Li Mingda, which is a coquettish operation of combining close relatives within two generations. You must know that Li Shi's black spots, in addition to killing his brothers, were also letting his daughter marry his cousin to engage in incest. And then the protagonist, a young man of the new century who has received modern education, actually engages in this kind of feudal dross even though he knows the dangers of incest? Even if he can use his systematic ability to solve genetic problems, won't his son feel uncomfortable in the future? His son must have grown up with a modern education. What would he think if he knew that his father, in order to enhance the relationship with his second uncle, asked him to get engaged to his cousin and put him at risk of giving birth to a deformed child in the future? If the protagonist hadn't been an immortal and lived forever, my son might have had his oxygen tube removed when he got old in the future. Later, he took Lord Hong Wu to the Jiajing Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty, and ran into a group of desperate palace ladies to assassinate Jiajing. Master Hongwu plans to skin these palace maids, and the protagonist doesn't stop him? From the perspective of these ancient emperors, assassinating the emperor was tantamount to conspiracy and deserved to die. But in the eyes of modern people who despise feudal imperial power in their bones, they are just a group of desperate weaklings who resisted the powerful, and what they killed was a faint king who brought disaster to the country and the people. Modern people will only applaud them and even think it is a pity that they did not succeed. Obviously, if the protagonist said a word, they would not have to die. But the protagonist did not stop it, which shows that the protagonist's thoughts have begun to change from modern people being assimilated by these ancient emperors to the mentality of a superior who ignores the lives of small people at the bottom. To be honest, I am quite disappointed. How wide is the golden finger of the protagonist? In this ancient feudal society without extraordinary power, it can be said that he is aloof and not bound by the rules of feudal society. Logically speaking, it was he who influenced these ancients rather than the ancients influencing him. Also, the character of Master Hongwu has also collapsed. As an emperor who was born in poverty, he should be the one who understands the helplessness of the low-level people best. Now his wife, Queen Ma, his eldest son Zhu Biao, and his grandson Zhu Xiongying are not dead. Even his parents have been resurrected by the protagonist. The family is happy. He is not the loner and moody lunatic he was in his later years. In addition, the protagonist teaches all kinds of modern knowledge. It stands to reason that he is more enlightened than he was in the original history. Now he actually uses the punishment used to deal with corrupt officials on a group of desperate palace maids. It's so stupid. Do his parents, wife and son know? When Lord Hongwu returned to the Hongwu Dynasty, he said to his family: "Mom, Dad, sister Xiuying, Biao'er! Do you know that after the Ming Dynasty, there was a faint king who cultivated immortality and took medicine. Not only did he ignore the government for twenty years, but he also doted on treacherous ministers, plundered the people's fat and anointed to refine elixirs, and cultivated immortality. This caused people's resentment to boil, and they sang the folk song "Jiajing Jiajing, every family is clean". When we passed by, we happened to encounter a group of palace maids who were about to be beheaded because they didn't collect enough dew for alchemy. We rescued the palace maids and skinned them to pieces. Aren't we powerful?" I am afraid that Zhu Yuanzhang's father and mother took off their shoes on the spot, and Queen Ma took out the feather duster and beat Zhu Yuanzhang until he was paralyzed.

It seems that the limit has been reached🙂

When I saw the chapter about Taizong beating Gaozong, I couldn't help but complain about it

Ancient emperors respected the Five Emperors and Three Kings. And King Wen of Zhou and Emperor Wen of Han are all examples of saintly kings! The one emperor Li Shimin admired throughout the ages was Emperor Wen of Han! As for Qin Wangzheng... Even the famous emperors in ancient times looked down on him, it was just Yang Guang! Li Shimin's "Emperor Fan": This is not the case for a cowardly ruler (Ying Zheng is a cowardly ruler). Those who preach refuse to use power (burning books), and those who persuade others to be poor will be punished (conquering Confucianism). The ministers cherished their salary but refused to remonstrate (Liu Bangyan and Li Si did not dare to remonstrate), and the junior ministers were afraid of being punished but did not speak. He has a violent heart and extremely dissolute ambitions (building Lishan Mountain, four hundred palaces). He thought that his virtue surpassed the Three Emperors and his talent surpassed that of the Five Emperors. As for forgetting the body and destroying the country, wouldn't it be sad? This is the evil of refusing to remonstrate. Zhu Yuanzhang even compared Qin Wangzheng with Shang Wangshou and Xia Wangjie! Zhu Yuanzhang: "The next day, I will be reinstated to teach Wen Yi, and he will collect the things done by the ancient unprincipled kings such as Xia Jie, Shang Zhou, Qin Huang, and Sui Yang Emperor. He said: 'What the ancient kings did, good and evil, can be used as a lesson. The reason why I look at this is that the government wants to know the reasons for their chaos, and I will take it as a warning."

It looked like he was being taken through time by Li Qingzhao

I have heard that wise people believe that more is more powerful, diligent people feel ashamed of fragments of chapters, and mediocre people worry about the few readers, so they rely on fragments of chapters. A sage who thinks about the past can praise his goodness and uphold it. Nowadays, everyone thinks that counting the number of days in a day is more good, and everyone thinks that breaking the chapter is evil. The hypocrite can only do a few things in a day, but he can only be stingy with a monthly ticket?

Don't keep books, you will die if you keep books 🥺🥺🥺

Let me just say one thing: Is the author's so-called theory that contemporary suffering is useless worthy of the martyrs of the past? If we keep talking about the futility of building the Great Wall and building canals in modern times, can we say that the sacrifices of the martyrs back then are also useless? 😤

Is it true that a country's comprehensive strength can be drastically changed by just changing one emperor? Too one-sided

It's just so-so. It's just dialogue➕water history. The pig's feet are not very useful. The system is very awesome.

By the way, nowadays everyone who writes novels likes this humorous style. Can't the protagonist and supporting characters be more serious? It doesn't look like normal people are having a conversation at all.

Li Bai's character makes it impossible for him to be a high-ranking official. Tang Shunzhi can be said to be a hexagonal warrior and was kicked out by the old Taoist priest because of character problems.

When I saw the author writing about Qin Shi Huang, I didn't want to read it! You are sorry for our ancestors by writing our Zheng Ge as a fat man. If you look at ancient paintings and the emperor wasn't fat, Lao Zhu would still have a shoehorn face.

Can Li Shimin command the armies of future generations?

Li Shimin didn't care that Li Zhi was just a concubine when he got together with Wu Zetian. What he cared about was that Li Zhi had lost his country.

It's better not to repeat some unofficial stories and bad jokes, such as Zhu Di being forced to eat pig shit, and Zhu Di was Zhu Gaochi's general who conquered the north.

Why do I think the author made Emperor Taizong so silly? Is this a cool article?

Can you not classify this kind of books into Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties and make them into fictional history?

It's so funny. Historically, Guo Jing is not a magician. He is an old military officer and he leads troops into battle. A wave of pig attacks made the Jin army dare not fight head-on. However, because there was no cavalry to cover the flanks, Wanyan Loushi attacked from the flank.

Let me not talk about anything else first. Is the word count of historical data worth the money we spend?

I never thought of getting married among close relatives 😰

There is a problem with the author's view of history, a big problem

After all, he is also the ancestor of Brother Erfeng🤓

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In order to retaliate for your slow update, I will vote for you on the last day of this month's monthly ticket

After all, he can be considered Li Shimin's ancestor 🤓

I'm currently at chapter 134, and I really can't stand the emotional drama written by the author. It's childish, procrastinating, and has a feeling of being both upright and upright. It seems that they want to use life plot to foreshadow it, but the foreshadowing is very childish. It would be better to do it directly.

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