The Prosperous Tang Dynasty: Starting from Marrying Yang Yuhuan

I saw today's update in one go. Overall, I feel pretty good, and the rhythm and narrative are good, but! So far, there are only a few dozen chapters, enough for anyone to read.

I really don't think that a modern diaosi who traveled to the past without systematic superpowers could do anything in ancient times. Other people have been in political circles all their lives, so there is no way they can't play the role of a modern diaosi who has never even been exposed to politics. And the history that modern people look at is history that has been changed countless times by the ancients. Not to mention the past, many hidden rules in modern times can kill most of the social elites.

Following up on the current update, I suggest the author not to write stories about stallions who fall in love with each other and accept each one they meet. It is best not to have more than five harems! ! ! Why? First of all, it is difficult to write a harem novel itself. The three elements of a novel are "characters, plot and environment". Not to mention the environment, there are many more characters in harem novels than single heroines, and the female character settings cannot be repeated. Not to mention the multiple emotional lines brought about by multiple female characters. The author also needs to design and coordinate these emotional lines, and also match them with the main line, in order and in detail. So I also have to write a lot of storylines related to the characters. In short, the more harems there are, the harder it will be for the author to write well. In addition, the attributes are only a few, making it easy to write repetitively. I feel that four or five is the limit. Any more will not look good. It is really difficult to write the female characters well when there are more than four harem stories. To put it harshly, you can see that the protagonist has recruited a lot of people, but in the end they converge or become stereotyped. After watching it, I really remember a few of them. Of course, some people say that a large harem can reflect the charm of the male protagonist. A person's charm does not need to be set off by the pursuit of the opposite sex. I personally hope that the author can slightly reduce the number of harems, increase the number of emotional scenes, and increase character interactions. When there are more harems, there will be less emotional descriptions, and the number of scenes will also be reduced, which will cause characters that were clearly written well in the early stage to disappear later. The female protagonists should be refined rather than numerous, so that they can be better integrated into each plot to promote the development of the story. During the development of the story, readers can feel their joys, sorrows and joys and empathize with them, instead of being used as tools and thrown away after use. Female characters are always the lubricant of the plot. After watching the male protagonist kill and fight or struggle hard, a plot with some emotional elements is often needed to improve the atmosphere. The description of the daily interactive life of Yang Yuhuan and Li Chen is very good In addition, because they want to open a harem, the main palace has always had a fixed personality of "tolerant, generous, gentle and virtuous". In the later period, the main palace's personality became even more humble and invisible. The more realistic, three-dimensional and outstanding the heroine's character is in the first part, the more disgusting her attitude of putting down her dignity for a man in the later part. In essence, this heroine is broken What kind of woman would be willing to share her man with other women? Even for the emperor, fires often broke out in the three palaces and six courtyards of the harem. To say "as long as you are good to me, I don't care how many women you have" is simply nonsense Judging from the description of the heroine Yang Yuhuan, she is a smart, beautiful, lively, playful, playful, and receptive young girl who can accept new things. Even in the feudal era, little girls would yearn for the love of a pair for a lifetime, let alone a newly married bride. So being jealous, jealous and having a childish temper fits the current character image very well. I think this kind of main palace Yang Yuhuan is more attractive than the "tolerant, generous, gentle and virtuous" Yang Yuhuan who is labeled as the main palace in other harem literature. Don't try to use a few simple labels to describe a heroine who is pitiful, lovable and admirable. I have thought so much that I will write this first. In fact, Yang Yuhuan's current writing is not prickly

Li Sanlang can kill three sons in one day. He has no choice but to rely on the ancestral skills of Xuanwu Sect. In the Tang Dynasty, if you want to be in power, you have to be ruthless and ruthless, and you must not be kind at all. The Zhaoyi Wu family and Guangshu Li Chen are all outstanding, and they must endure until the end. In order to overturn the table, Prince Jiancheng, King Wu Li Ke, and Prince Li Ying are negative examples. Playing court games like Song and Ming and hoping for the gift of survival from the superior is making fun of the lives of the whole family. To a certain extent, An Lushan's choice is right.

I just want to know, what's the use of traveling through Li Mao? If Xuanzong wants to steal your wife, how can you resist?

It's so good. IQ is online. As the protagonist who is a strong contender for the crown prince, he takes as many as five people with him on his annual trips. Two women, a coachman, and a force. There are too many people to take with him. With the protagonist's IQ and level of prowess, there is actually no need to bring a force.

Some time ago, there was Jing Shenbing who also played this role. Do you know what he does? He wants to refuse marriage to Yang Yuhuan 😰 It's really ridiculous

The author's official character for the protagonist is a terminally ill prince, and he also likes to write about the protagonist to recruit talents. Stop being ridiculous, who in the political arena would defect to a patient who has no future but today?

The problem is solved by cutting Yang Yuhuan with one knife

If it is Yang Yuhuan's husband, there is really nothing he can do to keep himself from cheating, unless he is a superman. Li Longji is the kind of person who kills three sons in one day, and the princes are all kept in captivity, so they are not as comfortable as the vassal kings in the early Tang Dynasty. Before An Lushan's rebellion, there really wasn't even a dime of opportunity.

If it were realistic, the correct approach would be to find a crime to accuse Yang Yuhuan after getting married. Devaluing Yang Yuhuan's status, completely implementing her status as a concubine, and placing her under house arrest. In this way, there is no need to bring the protagonist into the palace, and Li Longji will not be able to see Yang Yuhuan. This is the most reasonable approach for ordinary time travellers.

The writing is very good. The author has put real effort into writing the history. The concept is also very clever and the plot is reasonable. This is actually the core of the good work. If the author keeps sharpening his writing skills, he will definitely become a master of historical writing in the future!

The writing is very good, it's not the kind of mindless way to recruit women. The relationship with Yang Yuhuai is very deep and the interaction is very sweet, so I hope that I won't write about other women in the future. The protagonist should focus on his career. With Yang Yuhuai, there is nothing more to ask for in a husband.

I just saw a man who married Yang, six years in advance, and still got robbed. It hurt my eyes, so I came here to wash them

To put it bluntly, if the writing is really good, it won't be exempted. Some people are bragging about it, so just take it for granted.

It would be hell not to get the green in this start! Although Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty lost his ability later on, he was very capable, and it was impossible to use Machiavellian methods to achieve any effect, because not only was this bastard easy to use at the top of Anlu Mountain, but there was also the problem of the collapse of the military system in order to maintain border area rule and money and food. In addition, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty came to power through a coup, so it was naturally impossible for his sons to gain power If he wanted to avoid being favored, there was only one way to go. Make money, raise dead soldiers, and find opportunities to kill his brothers and father at any cost, and directly ascend the throne through a coup. Nothing else worked. Tang Xuanzong's son had the same instinct to guard against the possibility of usurping the throne. If he wanted to get in power, he could only use force, and nothing else could be used.

What can you do in the Kaiyuan period before Li Longji became faint and was still in his old age? What you up to? What do you dare to do? No matter what you do, you can't compare or stop it, just one word from Li Longji!

Kill Li Longji as soon as possible, otherwise this old man will rob Yang Yuhuan sooner or later

To be honest, everything the protagonist does now, Li Longji can take it back with just one sentence. No sense

There is no other way to change the emperor. The Anshi Rebellion broke out because the emperor was old. He was afraid that his son would take away his rights. He was afraid of death. His heart was abnormal when he was old. The last resort is for the time traveler to use the knowledge of his past life to poison the emperor and make him offline early.

The book written by Yang Yuhuan in your book is so good. He is knowledgeable and interesting. After reading it, I looked everywhere for someone who wrote about Yang Yuhuan, but unfortunately there is no one I can read.

Still too filial. I was really tolerant to Li Longji after I became emperor, but it was a failure not to torture this old man.

The author's writing is quite good, but the description of the emotional scene with Yang is a bit boring, a bit awkward, and a bit too sweet. He always describes kissing the protagonist, which makes him so excited and has a bridal chamber. It becomes a bit boring after describing it too many times. Also, the protagonist is a prince, and the emperor granted marriage Yang ran away from home, which seems a bit speechless The author's other descriptions are very good, strategy, war and the like The author insists on having a harem, don't be led astray by some comments in the comment area.

At first I thought it was playing politics, but I didn't expect that it was Di Renjie who was investigating the case and taking Yang Yuhuan around with him. . . If he wasn't abducted, he would be a ghost. Wang Zhongsi was a Jiedushi envoy, but he was driven to become a county magistrate by the protagonist, a powerless fw who was looked down upon by the ten kings. And what kind of case is the prince investigating? If you help the county magistrate get the job done, will people think you are awesome? They will even look down upon you, thinking that you are not good enough to be a prince, but you are okay to be an official, let alone an emperor.

The protagonist has no choice but to accept as many women as he wants. They are all political figures, and they are still playing the role of Moonlight White! ! ! !

Emmm, I accidentally saw a book on the monthly ticket list, where Yang Yuhuan became the King of Longevity after traveling through time, and was captured by his father, so he found this book.

The interaction is very sweet, very good, and has a pure love style, but marrying several wives at the same time seems to be as hypocritical as Li Longji's "Eternal Poignant Love"

The general outline of the story is okay, but the writing at the beginning is really not good, and the pretense of illness is a bit forced, but it can be considered self-defeating, and it is much more pleasing to the eye than the clichés written by a cuckold author who repeatedly copied the information.

No matter what you say, I don't believe it. It's really too easy to get out of Chang'an. As for Brother Ji's defensive son, to be honest, I don't believe it. He started his career by rebelling against the Xuanwu Sect, and he's extremely cruel. I don't believe he would get out of Chang'an. The area around Chang'an is pretty much the same.

After reading a few chapters, when you get married, shouldn't you bring your daughter-in-law to meet the emperor?