
Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: I Made Li Er Cry from the Start!
穿越大唐:开局骂哭李二!
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Let me mention a few things that bothered me after reading the article. These are just my personal opinions, and I hope you'll forgive me if you don't like them. 1. They brought out futuristic items, which isn't unacceptable, but at least the packaging should have been disguised. They brought the packaging along with them.
It's not good. The portrayal of Li Shimin makes him seem like a fool who knows nothing and needs constant reminders from concubines, ministers, and even eunuchs. He's prone to outbursts of temper and his emotions are too obvious, which makes him seem naive. 🤭
From the moment Li Chengqian wasn't the crown prince, the protagonist's fate was either to rebel or obediently await death. Firstly, other emperors wouldn't tolerate him because he appeared too clever and powerful. Secondly, don't even think about passing the throne to a younger generation; doing so would only lead to endless war.
To be honest, I don't understand how you can make an emperor cry. You're not his father.
This title is hilarious.
Li Er killed his brothers, imprisoned his father, and exterminated his sons for the throne. He was even willing to wipe out the entire Li family. Children could be born again after all the others had died. And yet, people still cursed Li Er until he cried?
How could a politician like this possibly cry?
Li Shimin personally shot and killed his brothers and nephews; Wu Zetian and Emperor Wu of Han killed their sons. These great men had already transcended self-interest, possessed firm political stances, and considered the future of the nation. They were unflappable; how could they possibly cry? You're acting like a movie star, cutting your finger and crying.
You think you're living in modern times, spouting the ancient concept of filial piety?! A grandson crying for his grandfather is truly hilarious.
Another issue is that Wu Zetian at this time hadn't completely turned evil. She entered the palace to protect her mother and sisters who had been driven from their home. The protagonist, instead of showing her any kindness, pushes her towards Emperor Gaozong (Li Zhi), displaying an extremely low level of political acumen.
You damn loser, you keep writing about Wu Zetian's trivial matters, it's bound to flop. A transmigrator with cheat codes has already risen to the position of Crown Prince, what's he afraid of Wu Zetian? How disgusting! I'm abandoning this story and feeding it shit every day.
Back then, Li Chengqian would first point at Li Shimin and say, "I am nothing but a failed Prince of Qin," then laugh loudly. He would then point at Li Shimin again and say, "Li Shimin, your retribution has come." Turning his finger to Li Tai, he said, "Today you forced me and my descendants to commit suicide; tomorrow your descendants will suffer the same fate." Finally, he committed suicide by running into a pillar, muttering, "Mother, they bullied me." What would happen then? 😃