Great Tang: I’ve Just Been Made Crown Prince, and the Comeback System Has Arrived

According to the law of the jungle, the Xuanwu Sect inheritance method is the best method for selecting emperors in feudal dynasties. Those who can succeed at least mean that they are not the same thing as Zhao Jiumei and the Menbao Sect. He's just a bit useless as a prince.

If you don't go through the Xuanwu Gate, will you be practical in this job?😏

What would have happened if, when the rebels were caught, Li Chengqian had carried the heads of Li Tai and Li Zhi, wore the crown prince's or crown prince's clothes given by Li Yuan, held the tablet of Queen Changsun, laughed loudly and taunted Li Shimin, saying that your throne can only be passed on to a bastard, and then bumped his head against a pillar to death 😏

I don't even know how the male protagonist lost? One, he hasn't broken his leg yet, two, he knows the direction of history in the future, and three, he has a system. If he can't win in this way, then he is a pig.

It's not that the Xuanwu Sect continues to deny the lawcan

It is said that the first book is about Li Chengqian, but the others are really not so good. Li Yuan is like an emperor in this book, unlike other novels, he is like an NPC. Sun Tzu Qian and Li Er have to help out. The author strives to make the protagonist ascend the throne at the age of 12, so that Li Er can feel the joy of being the emperor, and let the flag of the Tang Dynasty fill the world. The queen directly intercepts Hu Wu Zetian, and goes to live a small life when she is short of money, and moves Yinshan back. The men were thrown away, and the women were brought back to the country. The soldiers each gave birth to a child.

I'm not a history major, and I haven't read many history books, okay! I admit that I am historically illiterate, and what I know about history is actually obtained from informal sources such as novels and TV series. I just read novels for fun, but I enjoyed reading them, especially the obvious climax. At this point, I don't bother to worry about things that don't conform to historical development. Anyway, the characters in it all behave as they should. I'll just look at it as history. Which place is better? Probably not like most authors who write historical novels, who follow the rules. There is no sense of restraint. Overall it feels like it was well written. At worst, it's worth reading the free chapters. It's up to you whether to subscribe or not.

I still prefer the inheritance system of Xuanwu Sect. After all, history tells us that the emperors killed by Xuanwu Sect are not easy to mess with. They all have a set of civil, political and martial arts. They are basically the masters of ZTE. Of course, the premise is not to live too long.

Who is looking down on Li Shimin? In the early Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin and I really didn't know how much we weighed. Unless the protagonist's system can give him a bunch of modern firearms, in front of Li Shimin, the five surnames, seven hopes, and the Li Tang clan together are not enough for Li Shimin to fight.

China has only one way to deal with the nomadic tribes in the north. . Increase productivity. The first one is the green storage technology, which allows the pasture to survive the winter, which is related to the change from nomadic pasture to sedentary pasture. The second one is the railway. This is extremely difficult. . . . The core is still coal and steel. Shandong. There are also grain-producing areas that must be captured. . . . Only by forming a generational difference can the northern nomads be completely suppressed. Otherwise, we will still use cold weapons and suppress them for a hundred or two hundred years at most. When the Central Plains dynasty declines, it will be robbed again. . . . . . Entering the era of sitting and animal husbandry, you can't run away even if you want to. If you run away, I will directly move other herdsmen to seize your territory. It's time to issue a knife. It's hard for you to come back. . . This is equivalent to manually establishing an isolation zone. Gradual encroachment.