Li Chengqian of the Great Tang: Your Majesty, Call Me Long Live

Li Shimin is here, you can't rebel. Take a good look at Li Shimin's achievements. Among all the emperors, he is in the top five. Li Yuan is incomparable to Li Shimin. There is also the Xuanwu Sect. You are probably the one who will die.

When the protagonist is a prince, he plots and plots every day. When the protagonist is an emperor, he plots and plots every day. It feels like the author can't write anything else except these!

Many people don't understand why in the late Tang Taizong period, there was an opportunity to practice Xuanwu Sect? Actually, many people don't know that Li Shimin conquered Goryeo three times. And the scale is getting bigger and bigger each time. Even during the third conquest of Goryeo, wealthy places like Jiannan Road had reached the point where "the people were selling their fields and houses, and their children could not be provided for" and rebelling. In the second year, Li Shimin died of illness, and the Eastern Expedition to Korea was stopped. Otherwise, it would be difficult to say that he would be the next Yang Guang.

I feel that the protagonist is a little too weak when facing Erfeng. Find a reason, bring the queen's spiritual tablet, and say in front of the queen's tomb that Erfeng cannot accommodate the prince and wants to make Qingque the prince. Then hit it head on.

If Li Chengqian was lame and didn't rebel, do you think Erfeng would give him the throne?

Why does everyone think that they can rebel against Li Shimin? Rebellion requires the right time, place and people. First of all, the heroes of Lingyan Pavilion will not allow you to rebel against Li Shimin because you can't give them more. They did not control the power of the court during Li Shimin's time. It is impossible for you to rebel and rise to power. Besides, you look down on Li Shimin too much. He started his career as a rebel. How could he not be prepared?

Li Chengqian purely committed suicide by himself. Li Shimin never thought about changing the crown prince. Even when Li Chengqian was lame and a minister suggested changing the crown prince, Li Shimin didn't agree. Li Shimin was right in doting on Li Tai, but the greatest power given to Li Tai was the literature museum. He did not give any personnel or military power, and the rewards he gave were money. And how did Li Chengqian commit suicide? He wore Turkic clothes, learned Turkic etiquette, and found someone to assassinate his brother and teacher.

Isn't this a joke? What's the difference between this and Zhu Di's rebellion against Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty? Li Shimin was afraid of rebellion every day, which made everyone laugh Li Shimin was the most confident emperor in himself, no one else He went to Yanmen to rescue Yang Guang when he was a teenager, and at the age of nineteen he led the cavalry to defeat the enemy and rescue Li Yuan Liu Wuzhou, Dou Jiande, and Wang Shichong did it one by one, and at the age of twenty-three, he was awarded the title of General Tiance Would he be afraid of a prince who had never been on a battlefield? He might as well be afraid of the possibility of his father Li Yuan's restoration Traveling through the past and relying on memories to connect local forces to rebel against Li Shimin is really a mouse looking for arsenic

The author has too many secondary assumptions (maybe unofficial history and the like). The Tang Zhenguan period should not be unpredictable and changeable. For a dynasty that was just founded, and for an emperor who fought in the south and north, it is too outrageous to think that everyone in the last years of the dynasty had ulterior motives. No matter what kind of person Li Shimin is, if he is the kind of thing the author writes, it would be too funny.

So many demons from outside the territory come here to open books.