Three Whacks Shatter the Father-Son Bond, Your Majesty, Call Me Crown Prince
三鞭打散父子情，请陛下称太子
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After reading the book reviews, is this a female-oriented novel? Using rules to restrict the emperor? He's already murdered his brother and imprisoned his father, what's one more son? He's basically a founding emperor, right? Are laws and rituals really used to restrict the emperor?
The studio is really pushing their luck. Although I haven't watched it, I've seen at least five articles with titles like "Li Chengqian" already.
Suicide can only hurt those who care about you. Who are you threatening?
The protagonist who uses suicide as a threat, how impressive! 😓
As the number one candidate, the Crown Prince is both a potential enemy and heir to the throne. In a stable political environment, his role is to exert overwhelming power and pressure others. His less-than-refined skills are meant as self-defense, a shield against enemies, not as weapons that would leave indelible stains.
Throughout history, there have been many emperors who deposed their crown princes. Becoming crown prince is something the emperor allows you to do, but what price must be paid to depose one? And what about the rules of etiquette and morality? The emperor is the father, and the crown prince is the son. In feudal ethics, the emperor and father are supreme, and the rules of etiquette are meant to restrain those below, not the emperor.
After reading it, I felt that the author portrayed Li Er as somewhat sentimental.
When did the wind start blowing in Li Chengqian's favor these days? Historically, Li Chengqian was a man who slept with men, wore the clothes of his sworn enemy, and was considered a Turkic by nature. He even publicly stated that he would hand over the land conquered by the Tang Dynasty to the Turkic crown prince. How can anyone praise such a crown prince today???
I didn't understand Li Chengqian's threat in this introduction. Threatening suicide? Isn't that like preparing to starve a pig, and the pig saying, "If you dare starve me, I'll kill myself by hitting my head against a wall?"
The founding ministers' utter folly was the most egregious instance of criticizing Li Shimin, making me seriously suspect the author's bias.