Tang Dynasty: Starting from Xuanzang's Disciple Bianji

Debianji monk? ? ? There are also people writing about this kind of lewd monk. His moral corruption is so bad.

The person who believed in Jiang at the beginning was really baffled. Since ancient times, men and women have not been kept together.

It's very clever. I don't know what you think. It should be a book with one or two hundred chapters.

The meat goes to the original owner, and the blame goes to the protagonist. Chunchun is a great injustice.

Like a fish in the throat, like a awn in the back, like sitting on pins and needles, like a bream in the ears. Has the starting point also imitated the tomato in abstraction?

Come on, author, I've read a few chapters, and the writing and plot are good, but I feel that the character setting of Xiao Jiang (forgot his name) in the beginning of the book is unreasonable and has an indescribable weirdness. I can't pinpoint the details. I just think that without Xiao Jiang in the beginning, it might be better.

Li Shimin requested that the clan's reputation be ranked based on the official position at that time. To put it bluntly, Li Shimin felt that the five surnames and seven hopes at that time lacked talents and talents, but they were still so famous among the people and were dissatisfied. Historical books have long given the answer. At that time, there were very few officials of the fifth rank or above in the court who came from the five surnames and seven looks. This was the first time the clan chronicles were compiled, and these clans with almost no senior officials in the court were ranked first. Li Shimin felt that it was too nonsense, so he asked for a new compilation, based on the official position. But now the Internet and some people who write novels have distorted it into saying that Li Shimin, a man who conquers the world, is actually afraid of these powerful people who have no talent.

Plots and tricks can be used, but they cannot be used frequently. Sima Yi wiped out his clan.