The Tang Dynasty Was Built

This novel is very good from the moment he proclaims himself emperor to the time he wants to govern the world in Kaiping. Except for the war, it can be seen that the author is not very good at describing this kind of thing. However, after the emperor came out and wanted to seize power in the later period, the protagonist actually wanted to send Wei Zheng, Fang Xuanling and others to other places and take charge of the world by himself. How is this different from Yang Guang in the novel? I instantly lost the desire to read. From now on, there is probably nothing to write about. I gave up in disappointment.

Li Jiancheng didn't seem to have heard anything good or bad. I feel that all the historical data were deleted by Li Shimin. Li Yuan's was also the same, just the credit for the decision-making was gone. The two of them were like invisible people. But if they were two invisible people, how could they have forced Li Shimin to change the Xuanwu Gate in a desperate fight, instead of directly solving them both before the founding of the country or even before the founding of the country

"The First Prince of the Ming Dynasty" written by you, the author, truly describes a prince's nobility, prowess, decisiveness, and Machiavellian mentality. It is super beautiful and I have finally opened a new book. Come on, come on, support you.

Li Jiancheng's fans are really scary, and his obscenity is really powerful. Li Shimin's achievements are recorded in history. As for Li Jiancheng, let's just imagine what he would have been like if he hadn't died.

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After reading the book review area, sure enough, the online temple blower came again. The man who abandoned his fifth brother Li Zhiyun and ran away and proposed to annex the state, burned Chang'an and moved the capital to avoid the Turks who repeatedly murdered his second brother Qin Wang Li Shimin. Everyone said that his martial arts and martial arts were better than the future emperor Li Shimin.

Why do you boast so much about Li Shimin? Don't you even read history? Treat TV series and novels as history. . . In fact, Li Shimin was not as good as his son Li Zhi. Li Shimin's only achievement was to destroy the East Turks. Li Zhi's achievements as emperor followed the Hehui pacification of the Ashina Helu Rebellion, and the Tang Dynasty's power entered Central Asia and West Asia, defeated Japan, defeated Baekje, and quelled Goguryeo. The empire's territory had reached its peak, stretching from the Korean Peninsula in the east to the Aral Sea in the west, Lake Baikal in the north, and Hengshan in Vietnam in the south. This situation has lasted for 32 years. Li Zhi, an emperor who created great achievements throughout the ages, has been weakened or even discredited for thousands of years. Our history is so willful sometimes. Li Shimin was praised as the emperor for thousands of years without doing anything. . .

It has to be one of the Ten Philosophers of the Net Temple. A bastard with Li Yuanla's side-branch but who can't even outplay Li Shimin comes to challenge Li Shimin. His credit is not even one-tenth of Li Shimin's, and he boasts as if he was responsible for the Zhenguan Reign😅

It can be said that Li Er has always fought for three emperors in Chinese history. His historical achievements are surpassed by the military power of Emperor Qin and Han Dynasty. Not to mention his military, he is the first in politics. He has the rule of Zhenguan. His influence reaches thousands of countries. In terms of territory, he has the largest expansion of territory. In terms of employees, Liu Bang can suppress him. To sum up, if Qin Huang and Han Wu didn't add anyone, he would be number one. If you add him, he will still be able to compete for the top three.

Standing in front of you are the Tang Dynasty Taiwei, Situ, Shangshu Ling, Zhongshu Ling, Shangshu Ling of Daxingtai of Shaanxi Province, Shangshu Ling of Yizhou Daoxingtai, Yongzhou Mu, General Manager of Liangzhou, General Wuhou of the left and right, generals of the Twelve Guards of the left and right, Shangzhu Kingdom, King of Qin, General Tiance, Tian Khan, Emperor Taizong Wen of the Tang Dynasty and Li Shimin. I don't know what Li Jiancheng compares with 😐

Li Er was rated by Chairman Mao as "Since ancient times, there is no one who is as capable as Li Shimin in military affairs." If the protagonist is used well, it will be wonderful.

Li Shimin defeated Xue Ju, Wang Shichong, and Dou Jiande, defeated Song Jingang, Liu Heitai, and Li Jing. He defeated Xiao Xian and Auxiliary Gongtuo, and expedition to the East Turks and Tuyuhun to pacify the ninety-six continents in Lingnan From the perspective of battle victory and defeat Generally speaking, Li Jing's records in the history books are almost all victories. Only in the Ping Xiaoxian match was a small defeat because the coach Li Xiaogong did not follow the advice, and then it was Li Jing who led the army to regain the ground and achieve the final victory. Li Shimin only failed in the first battle of Qianshuiyuan during the battle, and later won the final battle.

Without Wu Zetian, that old witch who was almost 70 and was about to be buried in a coffin and wanted to usurp her son's throne, what happened later? That is, Taizong laid the foundation for the founding of the country too well, and then the god came from the sky and Li Sanlang turned the tide and actually caused his grandma to be ruined. The son was rescued, that is, Sanlang lived too long and caused the Anshi Rebellion. As a result, all the bad things Wu Zetian did were filled in by her good grandson and did not attract much attention. The more I understand the difference between Wu Zetian's governance level and Yang Guang's, I really don't understand how this kind of thing is praised as a god. Those who talk about Taizong's Xuanwu Sect don't know how much responsibility Wu Zetian needs to bear for someone who came to power by sleeping with men, usurped the throne of her son, used cruel officials and false accusations to maintain her rule.

The Ten Philosophers of the Net Temple have endured for a long time, a bunch of history illiterates

Save it and save it. Thanks

Di Renjie: "Emperor Taizong braved the wind and rain, braved the arrows, and will surely dominate the world and be passed down to all generations." Who do you think the people of the Tang Dynasty thought was the founding emperor?

Don't mess around when it is built. Learn how the big fat Ming Renzong Zhu Gaochi dealt with Zhu Gaoxu, the king of Han. Big fat was not favored by his father, but the king of Han made great achievements in the Jingnan. If it weren't for his poor health, ten Han kings wouldn't be enough for big fat to play with. His son could kill his uncle, so what's the use of beating him? Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty and Ming Renzong were the highest realms of playing people.

It is recommended to follow Liu Bang's example and become the emperor himself, and let Li Yuan become the Supreme Emperor.

Writing history without writing about beauties or accepting beauties would be meaningless. He wakes up and holds the power of the world, but he lies drunk on the knees of a beautiful woman. I come, I see, I conquer. Look at Shao Mengde, he is a true hero.

It's a book that's completely settled, but I didn't expect the ending to be so hasty.

Just take care of your mother, and end it if you don't pay attention? Are you the God of Gan? You do such a dishonorable thing?

🙂 I've actually opened a new book, come on, come on, write it carefully for me.

Li Er is actually very similar to King Zhou in the movie Fengshen, except that one defeated the divine punishment and foreign enemies, and the other failed.

Alas, I don't know why the author ended this book so suddenly. As a follow-up from the previous book, I am actually looking forward to the completion of this book. After all, Zhu Yu comes first, and I also hope that this book can continue its glory. However, judging from the first fifty chapters of this book, what did not attract me to this book is that the portrayal of the protagonist is too rational and not "humane" enough. This is because many details are not described enough, and the power struggle is too generalized. To sum up, the main part is written, but there are too few side details. It is just like the difference between the Three Kingdoms and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. When writing the history of the Three Kingdoms, one is based on historical facts, writing a magnificent and bleak history in a serious and stereotyped style, while the other is more like a picture book, and the characters described are more concrete and vivid. The general public will definitely prefer the picture book.

I don't understand why so few people read it when it's so well written?

This book has been on my bookshelf, and I have been waiting for when the author will write Da Qin

I'm very curious. What happened to the protagonist's wife in Turks? It seems that she didn't appear again after escaping from the grassland.