I Really Just Want to Earn a Little Credit for Helping the Emperor
我真的只想混个从龙之功啊
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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It must be Li Shimin. Throughout history, no one has surpassed Li Shimin in military prowess. This statement carries immense weight. Moreover, following Li Shimin meant you wouldn't have to worry about being discarded like a hunting dog after the hunt is over.
If you want to claim credit for following in the footsteps of the emperor, then it can only be Old Li and Old Zhao, Old Zhu and Old Liu. You're just asking for trouble, aren't you? But among these four, Old Zhao is like a husky.
That's it? The standard answer is practically written all over their faces. If you have Zhu Chongba, why would you choose him? Liu Bei was, after all, a member of the Han imperial family. Even if he was poor, he had the support of his family to allow him to study under Lu Zhi. He had prestige and could gather troops, so he basically had an ordinary start.
I haven't watched it yet. Who is this old Liu? Liu Bang is the ultimate showdown. Li Erfeng, Liu Bei, Zhao Yun, and Zhu Yuanzhang are all top ten emperors in my eyes. Although Zhao Yun is not very famous, if you read more books, or if you don't want to read, read popular science, Zhao Yun ended the history of those soldiers and commoners rebelling. His ability is not to be underestimated. If it is Liu Bei, then it's no fun. A newbie has entered a high-level game.
Judging from the introduction, Zhao Da is like a husky among a pack of wolves.
If it were a 10-player peak battle royale (ignoring family ties), I would choose Li Erfeng, Liu Bang, Zhu Baba, Liu Xiu, Zhao Dakang, Ma Zi, Liu Heng, Genghis Khan, Liu Bingyi, and Qianlong for the final showdown at the Forbidden City.
Liu Bang was from Xuzhou, while Liu Bei was from Youzhou. Why is the old Liu (Liu Bang) and not Liu Bei?
A waste of time reading this book; out of 1 million words, 250,000 words are about official positions.
The last hundred chapters relentlessly suppressed the Tang Dynasty's military strength, preparing for unification by having the Prince of Wei lose Jinyang, then Li Yuan suffered a major defeat, Liu Xuanji established the Han Dynasty, then Emperor Taizong (Li Er) died suddenly, Emperor Taizong (Li San) was critically ill, Liu Xuanji died of illness in the third-to-last chapter, Emperor Taizong (Li…
The first half was like food that had been sitting out for half an hour; it was a bit cold but still quite delicious. The second half, on the other hand, was like being force-fed excrement. The author of Li Liu likely referenced Li Yuanji, but even if Li Yuanji failed, he still had meritorious service, not to mention that his mother was a legitimate empress.
I feel like the plot has fallen apart, not just in one part but in the entire second half. It's because the author realized that the protagonist couldn't become emperor through normal development, so he started to forcibly lower his intelligence and weaken the Li family's IQ. Even if Liu Xuanji is a combination of Liu Bang, Liu Bei, and Liu Yu, he still can't defeat Qin King Li Shimin, Jin King Li Cunxu, and the protagonist.