I Really Just Want to Be a Dragon Master

From the dragon? It's to choose a potential emperor to hold your lap, so that he and his descendants can live comfortably in the future when the other party becomes prosperous, right? 1. First of all, you must be in good health, have no bad habits, and be able to live. You cannot be like Guo Jia and only live with gambling. 2. To make iron, you must first be strong and self-aware. As a bodyguard, you cannot imitate Dian Wei; as a counselor, you cannot imitate Liu Ji; as a leader, you cannot imitate Guan Yu. 3. The origin must be suitable. With Liu Xiu/your family should be a noble landowner. With Li Er/your family should be at least a powerful family member. With Liu Bang/your family should not be a noble from the Six Kingdoms. In the unified dynasty, those who can live comfortably are: 1. The landlord's first choice is Liu Xiu. (However, this guy later liked to play fortune-telling, which was a bit tricky) 2. The first choice of civilians is Liu Bang. (Those who took the initiative to delegate power and did not offend the Lu family should still be able to survive, but after Liu Heng came to power, he began to take back power, and the nobles were very miserable) After the Second Liu, the centralization of power in the unified dynasty intensified, and the superposition of clan/civilian groups squeezed out, and Cong Long probably did not end well. So Zhang Liang has great wisdom.

The author has a rich reserve of ancient history and military knowledge, so he can write good quality articles.

It must be Li Shimin. Since ancient times, there has never been anyone who can compete with Li Shimin. This sentence is so valuable, and if you follow Li Shimin, you don't have to worry about being burned to death.

If you want to follow the dragon's power, you can only do it with Lao Li and Lao Zhao, Lao Zhu and Lao Liu. You just don't want to die fast enough. But among these four people, Lao Zhao is the only husky.

That's it? The standard answers are all on your face If you don't choose Zhu Zhongba, what else would you consider? After all, Liu Bei is a clan member of the Han Dynasty. No matter how poor he is, he still has family support to let him become a disciple of Lu Zhi. He has a reputation and can recruit people. Basically, it is an ordinary start. Li Er will not go into details. It is a simple start. There is a base and troops at the beginning. Once you enter the pass, you can swim. The game is victorious And Emperor Zhu is the hell to start, with a bowl at the beginning The strength is clear at a glance Any copy of the map will still be Emperor Zhu. But if you change the map, Liu Bei and Li Er may not be able to succeed

I haven't watched it yet, who is this old Liu? Liu Bang is the pinnacle showdown. Li Erfeng, Lao Liutou, Zhao Da, and Zhu Baba are all the top ten emperors in my eyes. Although Zhao Da is not famous, but read more books, or just read popular science if you don't want to read. Zhao Da's ability to end the history of the group of tooth soldiers and eight criminals causing rebellion is not limited. If it was Liu Bei, it would be boring. A rookie would enter the high-end game.

Judging from the introduction, Zhao Da is like a husky among wolves.

If ten people compete for chicken at the top (regardless of kinship), I will choose Li Erfeng, Liu Bang, Zhu Baba, Liu Xiu, Zhao Da, Kang Mazi, Liu Heng, Genghis Khan, Liu Bingji, Qianlong, and the decisive battle at the top of the Forbidden City belongs to yes

Liu Bang was from Xuzhou, and Liu Bei was from Youzhou. Why is Lao Liu Liu Bang and not Liu Bei?

In the next hundred chapters, they crazily suppressed the combat power of the Tang Dynasty. When they were preparing to unify, they got the King of Wei and lost Jinyang. Then Li Yuan was defeated and Liu Xuanji founded the Han Dynasty. Then Li Er died suddenly and Li San was critically ill. The full name is anticlimactic, and it finally got through it. The protagonist ascended to the throne, and then disappeared. There was an expedition to Korea and Japan, a war in Central Asia, and a western expedition to Europe. After spending so much time and writing writing about the civil war in the Tang Dynasty, I thought the protagonist was going to take off, but it turned out to be a big mess. If you want this ending, why don't you just unify Li Er and forget about it? It fits the title of the book anyway, and there is no new content in the future. There is no need to kill Li Er.

The first half is like delicacies that have been left for half an hour. Although it is a bit cold, it is still delicious. The second half is like filling your mouth with shit. The author of Li Liu is probably referring to Li Yuanji, but Li Yuanji still has meritorious service even if he fails, not to mention that Li Yuanji's mother is a serious queen. The background given by the author of Li Liu is that his mother is a maid, has no military exploits, and has no direct lineage. He can't figure out why he dares to cause trouble and why he dares to call Li Er a cripple. I came here to read novels. I can read without logic or reality, but I don't want to lower my IQ so low. In the later stage, collective intelligence will be reduced. Historically, Li and Tang began to fight fiercely after the world was unified. Now you have a Han in the north and a Wei in the south. They are crazy about wisdom and crazy manipulation. Compared with the first half, the latter part is quite a failure.

I feel like the plot collapsed, not in a certain section but in the second half of the whole. Because the author found that it was impossible to make the protagonist an emperor according to normal development, so he began to forcibly reduce his intelligence and weaken the IQ of the Li family. Even if Liu Xuanji is Liu Bang, Liu Bei, and Liu Yu, he can't beat the King of Qin, Li Shimin, and the King of Jin, Li Cunxu, and he has to add another protagonist.

What did you write in the end? There was no heroism at all. You said you didn't want a tragedy similar to the Xuanwu Sect and wanted something more complete. But Li Er died suddenly, Li San died of illness, and Liu Xuanji died of illness. You are so timid that you might as well just write it to death. You are so angry, and there is so much to write about. Unify as soon as possible, seize the throne, and then expand the territory to create a prosperous Tang Dynasty. However, you have written a cool article without any heroism at all, and it is just a rat.

The best of the four Conglonghun must be Li Shimin, who comes from a wealthy family. The worst is Zhu Ximo killing the donkey. Liu Bang is okay but cannot have great power. Zhao Dangshunmin

After reading the comment section, Li Er was so clean after being washed! He killed no less people than Zhu Yuanzhang, and did no more dirty things than the Gao family of the Northern Qi Dynasty. Yet he was forcibly washed into a white lotus by the blind historians.

I feel like there's nothing to see anymore. I had some history before that I could learn from, but now I'm making it up myself and it's really a defense. I've driven the Li family crazy.

In the back, the protagonist seems to be wise. Li Er's family and Lao Zhu Tiantuan can't beat a man named Liu. It is recommended to make money after seeing more than 100. Spending money later will be in vain.

There was a big fight in the whole place. I don't know who was second, but Xiu'er was first. As long as meteorites fall from the sky during the battle and fall to the opposite side, there will be flash floods, wind and rain, and all negative buffs will be given to the opposite side. Not to mention Li Erfeng, even if you are a modern army, it will collapse if you encounter this situation.

Zhu Yuanzhang exaggeratedly exaggerated. Apart from returning to Han Dynasty, I really don't think there is any wonderful civil and martial arts.

As for Zhu, who can resist being greedy when it comes to killing heroes? After doing such things as conquering the country, is it possible that he will really suffer for the rest of his life? Are you really not afraid of killing you? The most important thing is that it is disgusting. The household registration system means that the descendants of soldiers can only be soldiers, and the descendants of craftsmen can only be craftsmen, and they will never get ahead.

This is the content: It will be disgusting😅 When I was in Jianghuai, a reader asked the protagonist not to be too smooth and suffer a defeat. At that time, I thought I didn't listen but I was waiting here.😒 In the first half of this book, Li Er looks more like the protagonist than Li Si, and in the second half, Liu Xuanji looks more like the protagonist than Li Si. It's not what you are writing. If you want to promote, suppress it first, if you think there are too many readers. You can just be a eunuch, there is no need to torture you and me here 😁 There are also those typos and omissions, the eyes are blind, the ears are deaf, the typos will not be corrected, and they will still do it next time. Chang'an and Luoyang are confused all the time, Li Xuanqing and Liu Xuanji are stupid and confused. This chapter said that there are only a few people discussing it. Most of the book club circles are fish caught by your introduction and the beginning. Are you happy? I am not happy.

How many years ago are you studying history? Countless historical materials have been unearthed over the years, proving that Li Shimin's military is really rubbish. Those were all coordinated by Li Jiancheng. All plans were made by Li Jiancheng. Li Shimin was in charge of a front army on behalf of Li Jiancheng. Just like Li Shimin, when his brother Li Jiancheng made friends with powerful righteous men, Li Shimin was gambling, and when his brother and his father were preparing for an uprising, this man shouted rebellion again. Li Yuan and Li Jiancheng were almost killed by the court, and his younger brother Li Yun was directly arrested and killed. His brother asked him to lead the army, and he got lost. If he was a good person, why would he only dare to assassinate him at Xuanwu Gate? Because once the army knew about it, he would be the first to kill him. The reason why the Turks dared to charge directly into Chang'an was because they knew that Li Jiancheng was dead and the troops along the way did not listen to Li Shimin. Why did Li Tang have so many troops and sign a so-called alliance? It was because he had just assassinated Li Jiancheng and he could not command the army.

What is written? A large translation of a vernacular Chinese text. The few words that have been changed are the author's. In the Jianghuai section, the force of the war was suppressed without any forward-looking vision beyond history. It was just a turtle for almost a hundred chapters and waited for the development of other forces.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed nearly 400,000 people →→→→→→→→ Lao Zhu only killed nearly 90,000 people in the four major cases, and they all deserved to die. The reviews are so bad! Which emperor is not lenient to his children?

The idea is okay, but it's a pity that the author's writing skills don't support it.

The more boring I feel, I don't know what I want to express. The character descriptions are also here and there. I feel that there is no main line, and the sub-plots are also quite boring. The group portraits are not the same. The whole film is just talking about how awesome Li Er is. Then the protagonist says he wants to lie down, and then he is more awesome than Li Er, and then he says Li Er is awesome. It feels really boring. The contrast is high and it can't be done. The more I watch, the more boring it becomes.

According to MOBA games, the founding emperors Zhao Da, Zhu Ba, and Liu Bang are all mid- to late-stage heroes. They need resources to develop and equipment levels to reach C level. Li Er is different. This person became famous at a young age and has been C level from beginning to end.

Now I'm really drunk, I'm totally forcing myself on the other side

After reading 40 chapters, there was nothing that interested me, so it was quite boring. I know that it would be a very interesting plot for all the variations of the founding emperors in history to come together to compete. The problem is that no matter how much he is rectified, he is just a historical text without plug-ins, and the upper limit is to unify the world. What difference does it make whether the person participating in the struggle for hegemony is a historical character or a magically modified founding emperor? When these characters do not know history and do not know that they were the founding emperors in other histories, this contrast and dislocation has disappeared. They are pure indigenous people, but the author forcibly added a "founding emperor" label to them that has no actual meaning. Putting aside this gimmick, the contents of dozens of chapters are as straightforward as plain water.

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