
Datang: Rebirth of Li Chengqian, Starting with Rebellion and Interrogation
大唐:重生李承乾,开局谋反审问
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The First Emperor of Qin, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, standing together, could not form an original crown prince...
Only when Xuanwu Sect ascended to the throne did they show their strength 😏
It's a pity that the time travel was too late. At this time, Li Chengqian was already a troublemaker and a little uncomfortable.
The first three chapters are a bit sensational, but the rest are just so-so! Li Shimin and the minister are described as retarded! Who among the wealthy generation can have a simple life?
Inheriting Qian and inheriting Qian and Kun, but he still did not sit on that seat after all. He shot geese to pray for his mother, which was an act of filial piety, but you blamed him for not seeing his mother for the last time. His leg is still lame. Even so, you have never cared about him. Instead, you and the other ministers feel that his limp does not make him a prince. Let Li Tai live in the Hall of Wude, and allow him to win over the courtiers, so that the world will know that you have the intention of having a foreign wife. You ask him why he rebelled. He is the eldest son of the emperor. He has been the prince for seventeen years. He has never made any mistakes in handling state affairs and participating in political affairs. He is the direct descendant, the eldest son, and the wise man. This position should have been his. It was your favoritism that forced him over and over again. His mother passed away, his father didn't love him, his uncle gave up, and his younger brother wanted to kill him. Why do you think? He doesn't want to live up to the expectations of his mother and teachers, he doesn't want to follow the path of his uncle, and he doesn't want to die! Do you still remember the joy of being a father in front of the Chengqian Hall, do you still remember the instructions of your loved one, do you still remember the flash of swords and shadows in front of the Xuanwu Gate, and the river of blood? Li Chengqian should hold the head of Qingque Zongnu, then hold up the coffin of Queen Changsun, wear the imperial robe given to him by Li Yuan, shout that I will not be the second uncle, and then crash to death on the pillar of the hall [Inspiration 1] [Moving] The historian was overjoyed The next day, he saw Prince Chengqian, holding the head of a young slave's blue bird on his neck, wearing the grandson's crown clothes, and holding the spiritual tablet of his late mother's eldest grandson. He stood in front of Emperor Taizong and said, "How can there be an eighteen-year-old prince in the world!" He hit the pillar and died. The next day, Emperor Taizong died Li Chengqian: Do you really consider yourself a loyal minister? Our whole family rebelled! Can you see your ancestors if you go down? Even if you build the rule of Zhenguan into the most prosperous era in ancient and modern times, you still can't wash away the sins of your Xuanwu Sect. No matter if you give poisoned wine or three feet of white silk, sit down in this seat and don't give it to me [expletive][expletive][expletive] Fusu had soldiers but no courage Liu Ju had courage but no soldiers Cheng Qian had courage but no soldiers but no destiny Zhu Biao had a short life
It's a bit awkward. When the protagonist traveled through time, he had been gay for many years and was lame.
Did the people of the prosperous Tang Dynasty live a good or bad life?
It is said that the prosperous Tang Dynasty was world-famous, but in your opinion, what was the life of ordinary people during the Zhenguan years like?
If you don't visit Xuanwu Gate, you will be in vain to be a good son of the Li family.
Li Chengqian, who has reached the stage of rebellion, has either been beaten or has beaten someone else.
Your Highness, the ancestral law (Xuanwu Sect inheritance law) is immutable 🙂
A gay pig's trotter, slugging ten men in one night?
After reading Chapter 82, I would like to express my feelings. The author's outline is pretty good and the general logic is OK. Who said that the Xuanwu Gate revolution must be carried out? However, the author's writing skills are quite poor, and the climax points are mediocre. The plot of getting rid of Li Tai is as if it was just brushed off. Then the author not only forcibly demoted all the characters, but also committed a taboo, letting a person who has never been exposed to the navy command an entire navy army, just because he will be a navy general in the future. It is too bad and I really can't stand it. Don't enter if you have any brains
I first read the original version of Please Call Your Majesty Long Live. That book is very complicated, very complicated, but there is one thing. The tactics in it are well written, especially the analysis of Li Shimin's psychology. Li Chengqian's crown prince status was already sentenced to death by Li Shimin at the moment when he was lame. If the protagonist could travel back in time before he did those ridiculous things, everything could still be saved. However, the rebellion charter was arranged, and the key members were allied with blood. As a result, they were betrayed, and the evidence of the rebellion was submitted to the emperor's books. The protagonist traveled through time. You said that if you were the emperor, the protagonist would refuse to admit it until death. Do you believe it? In other words, is it useful? The arrow is on the string and has to be fired. The protagonist has been crucified before the arrow is fired. Even if the protagonist can escape this disaster, the position of the prince cannot be saved. Taizong was kind-hearted and had a weak heart. Those who were like others would live, and those who were like others would die. In other words, if it weren't for the protagonist's halo, the protagonist in the first chapter would have been reduced to a useless person. There is also the later Wang Xuance who "one man destroys a country". I haven't read that chapter, and I don't know the author's attitude, but Tubo's rise to power is closely related to this. The national policy of the Tang Dynasty was to establish distant relations and attack closely, so couldn't Tianzhu be destroyed? It cannot be destroyed. Tianzhu was originally used to check and balance Tubo. After Wang Xuance did this, the Tubo master became famous and logically accepted the entire territory of Tianzhu. This also laid a lot of trouble for Tubo to become powerful. Do you know that when Xuance returned to China, Emperor Taizong wanted to strangle him?
Li Chengqian in this timeline should have been disturbed, right? 01 I've done it all😄😄😄
I can't figure out what I'm writing in the last few chapters. The protagonist is as if he's dead and has no impact on the story situation at all. It's the same thing if I change the character.
This book is generally okay, but Li Shimin's writing is a bit too naive.
Why do some authors always think that movable type printing can be used in any period? Movable type printing was invented during the Northern Song Dynasty, but it has never been used. The reason is that there is no research on it? Disadvantages: Casting typefaces requires a lot of manpower and material resources, is easy to be arranged irregularly, and has different shades of text. It is not suitable for mass printing, the workload is too large (every time you have to select the required typefaces one by one from tens of thousands of typefaces), the cost is too high (it takes time to select a page of typefaces, and the entire book is engraved using engraving printing, and the time difference is different), the workers used must be literate...
Without plug-ins, like us social animals, even if you have a high IQ, you may not be able to live a good life. Some people say that you can make refined salt or glass, but in that case you may die.
As someone who has been reborn and traveled through time, you and they seem to be enemies because you are no longer their son.
The front was not bad, but in the mid-term it was all about the army and fighting. Just look at the title and see the latest chapter.
The Tang Dynasty adopted the world's most advanced Xuanwu Sect inheritance method
Our Tang Dynasty adopts the most advanced Xuanwu Sect inheritance method in the world. I am the current prince. Whoever dares to kill can kill me.
Qin Dynasty: The first emperor, Hu Hai, issued an imperial edict to kill Prince Fusu. Western Han Dynasty: Han Gaozu, Empress Lu controlled the prince Liu Ying. Emperor Hanwen, although Prince Liu Qi came to the throne, he also considered Liu Wu. Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, the eldest son of the concubine died, and Liu Che, the tenth son of the emperor, came to the throne. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Prince Liu Ju died due to the witchcraft. Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty was the crown prince who destroyed the Han Dynasty. Prince Liu Shi came to the throne. I don't know about it later Eastern Han Dynasty: Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty: deposed Prince Liu Qiang and established Liu Zhuang. I don't know about it later Jin Dynasty: The idiot prince was established, then the Eight Kings Rebellion, and then I didn't understand. Sui Dynasty: Sui Gaozu: Yang Guang framed Prince Yang Yong and came to power. Tang Dynasty: Taizong of the Tang Dynasty: Li Shimin Xuanwumen killed the prince Li Jiancheng and imprisoned Li Yuan to ascend the throne. Prince Li Chengqian rebelled and Li Zhi came to power. Tang Gaozong, Prince Yide died, and then Li Xian and Li Dan came to power. Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Longji, the third son of Li Dan, came to power. Tang Suzong, the third son of the emperor Li Heng, and his father Li Longji were imprisoned after the Mawei rebellion. Tang Daizong: Li Yu, the only prince in the Tang Dynasty came to power. I don't know much about it later, but it is roughly the same as the inheritance method of Xuanwu Sect. Song Dynasty: Song Taizu: The sound of axes and the shadow of candles. Song Taizong, I don't know about it later. Yuan Dynasty: Kublai Khan, the fourth son of Genghis Khan, killed and ascended to power. Ming Dynasty: Ming Taizu: Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son Zhu Biao unfortunately died young (at the age of 37), and his fourth son Zhu Di came to power during the battle of Jingnan. Ming Chengzu: The prince and the king of Han swayed, saying "good saint grandson", and finally the prince Zhu Gaochi came to the throne. The rest is hard to describe. Qing Dynasty: I don't know. . .
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The author's writing is very good, and it is definitely worth reading and subscribing. Recommend a book to kill decisively, sharply and happily, "Old man picks up rags in time and lives by making bad movies"
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The writing is very good and definitely worth reading and subscribing. By the way, enjoy the heat. Recommend a book that makes you laugh like crazy, don't read it while eating, "The old man in time travels to pick up rags and makes a living by making bad movies"
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Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?
It has the potential to be adapted into a script, similar to Qing Yu Nian and Tang Zhuan
In the end, the prince was deposed and the sixth son came to the throne. I don't know what I was thinking. I originally wanted to see the great voyage and the Western Expedition, so that's it😕