Building the Great Tang
建成大唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It seems there's nothing good or bad about Li Jiancheng either; it feels like Li Shimin completely erased all historical records about him. The same goes for Li Yuan—nothing about his achievements or decisions. They're like invisible men. But if they were invisible, how could they have forced Li Shimin into the Xuanwu Gate Incident, such a desperate struggle? Why not just eliminate them before or even during the founding of the dynasty?
Author, your novel "The First Crown Prince of the Ming Dynasty" truly captures the nobility, bravery, decisiveness, and political acumen of a crown prince. It's incredibly good! You've finally started a new book. Keep it up, I support you!
Li Jiancheng's fans are truly terrifying; their wishful thinking is incredible. At least Li Shimin's achievements are recorded in history, but Li Jiancheng's fans just imagine what would have happened if he hadn't died.
This version of Li Jiancheng is the only one I can relate to.
Sword-like eyebrows and bright eyes
Sure enough, the book review section is full of sycophants again. This same sycophant who abandoned his fifth brother Li Zhiyun, fled, proposed ceding Bingzhou, burned Chang'an, moved the capital to escape the Turks, and repeatedly plotted to kill his second brother, Prince Qin, Li Shimin—the so-called "First Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty," whose civil and military achievements were even…
Why is there so much hype surrounding Li Shimin? Don't people read history? They treat TV dramas and novels as history... Li Shimin was actually less accomplished than his son, Li Zhi. Li Shimin's only achievement was destroying the Eastern Turks.
It has to be one of the Ten Sages of the Temple of Heaven. This guy, who couldn't even outmaneuver Li Shimin despite Li Yuan's bias, is trying to piggyback on Li Shimin's achievements. His accomplishments are less than a tenth of Li Shimin's, yet he acts like he created the Reign of Zhenguan. 😅
Li Er can be said to have always been among the top five or even the top three emperors in Chinese history. His historical achievements are only surpassed by Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han. He was number one in military affairs, not to mention in politics. He had the Zhenguan era, and his influence was such that all the countries paid tribute to him.
Standing before you is the magnificent and awe-inspiring Grand Commandant, Minister of Works, Chancellor, Grand Secretary, Grand Chancellor of Shaanxi East Circuit, Grand Chancellor of Yizhou Circuit, Governor of Yongzhou, Governor-General of Liangzhou, General of the Left and Right Martial Guards, General of the Twelve Guards, Pillar of State, Prince of Qin, General of Heavenly Strategy, Heavenly Khan—Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin. I don't know what Li Jiancheng is comparing 😐 to.
Chairman Mao praised Li Shimin as "the most capable military strategist throughout history." If the protagonist is used well, the story will be truly captivating.