I Really Just Want to Earn a Little Credit for Helping the Emperor

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.