Three Whippings Broke up the Relationship Between Father and Son. Please Call Your Majesty the Prince.

Well written, the angle of entry is very reasonable, and the author is attentive!

I read the book reviews. Is this a female-channeled novel? Use rules to limit the emperor? After killing his brother and imprisoning his father, is he still missing a son? He is basically the founding emperor. Etiquette and the like were used to restrict the emperor?

The studio has worked hard. Although I haven't read it, I have seen at least five of Li Chengqian's titles.

Suicide can only hurt the people who care about you. Who are you threatening? 😤😤😤

The protagonist who threatens suicide is so majestic😓

As the reserve of No. 1, The potential enemy and heir of the emperor, when the entire political environment is stable, the prince has to use panic and force to suppress others. The technology that is not on the table is used as a means of self-protection to defend against the enemy's shield rather than as a knife to stab others. The blood will be splashed on his own clothes and cannot be washed off. , Very few princes in the past dynasties came to power. Basically, they were guarded by me and attacked by brothers from both sides. The knife was broken by the whetstone. I had a mental breakdown and started to show off my limits. I couldn't tell what the emperor's things could and couldn't touch. To what extent, there was no standard. After a while, loopholes appeared everywhere and then GG

There have been too many emperors who deposed the crown prince in history. If you can be the prince, the emperor asked you to do so. What is the price for deposing the prince? You must also pay for etiquette and ethics. The emperor is the father, and the prince is the son. The feudal ethics are the greatest. The emperor and the father are the biggest. Etiquette and law are to restrain the subordinates, not the emperor.

After reading it, I felt that the author wrote Li Er in a womanly way.

When did the wind of Li Chengqian start to blow these days? Historically, Li Chengqian was a tomboy; he wore the clothes of a feuding man and was a spiritual Turk, and he also publicly said that he would hand over the land conquered by the Tang Dynasty to the Turkic prince. Is there anyone who brags about such a prince now? ? ? A few years ago, historical articles about Li Chengqian's time travel were all about his childhood and did not dare to write about him as an adult, because the mistakes Li Chengqian made as an adult were too outrageous. Is there some evil trend happening now, or have you watched too many brainless TV series? Is it ethically justified for an adult prince who has already committed a mistake to threaten the emperor with suicide?

I didn't understand Li Chengqian's threat in this introduction. Threatening to commit suicide? We were going to starve the pig to death, but the pig said if you dare to starve me to death, I would hit the wall and die.

The founding ministers surrendered their wisdom, which was what Li Shimin hated the most. He seriously suspected that the author's buttocks were crooked.

After reading the introduction, I knew that the author was a Shabei. How about being a tsundere with the founding emperor? Do you think it's a female channel? Play hard to get?

Maybe it's the wrong area? Let's talk about female novels.

If I traveled through Li Chengqian, I would die anyway, take Empress Changsun's spiritual tablet, put on the clothes gifted by Li Yuan, and crash to death at the Xuanwu Gate, the historian would be extremely happy, right?

Lao Zhu had already kicked Mencius out of the Confucian Temple, so it would be fine. Wouldn't it be difficult for Li Shimin to depose a prince? Is it that Li Chengqian is more important than Mencius, or is Li Shimin inferior to Lao Zhu?

It gave me the feeling of being scolded by my parents when I was a child, hiding in bed and secretly vowing to become a learning machine and never show a smile to my parents again.

Do you think it is difficult for Li Er to let a prince die of illness?

It feels like an abstract introduction. The protagonist actually threatens the emperor with suicide. I saw many people discussing whether the emperor can kill the prince and what the impact will be if he kills him. But there is no need to discuss these things because that is when the prince has done nothing wrong. But now the emperor is the father of the protagonist. If you threaten him, you are unfaithful and unfilial. If you use this reason to destroy you, no one else can say anything. Otherwise, why would there be so many princes in history who would rather rebel than do the same thing as the protagonist.

If you haven't read that, let's read the comments first. Li Chengqian's suicide can really threaten Li Er. As long as the prince doesn't rebel or do anything outrageous, Li Er really can't depose the prince. The significance of the eldest son lies in the order of the country. Dare the emperor depose him? Li Er had already killed his brother and brother to force his father to abdicate. How about forcing the prince to death again? Ha Li Erduo can't think about it. What do the courtiers think? What do people in the world think? If tiger poison does not eat its children, Xuanwu Sect can be said to be forced. Does this force the prince to commit suicide or kill the prince? All joking aside, wars are raging everywhere, courtiers will also be disloyal, and the real country will not be a country. As long as Li Chengqian does not rebel, the prince will be stable. Li Er will not be able to kill him except for those two younger brothers who kill him.

Just think about it for a while. Li Er really wants to kill the prince. There are many ways. Why don't you write a civil and martial arts article so rubbish? No one really thinks that it is difficult for the palace to kill a prince who has no real power. As long as there is no evidence, his death will be in vain. There are so many weird deaths of emperors in the Ming Dynasty. It's okay. It's very difficult for a prince to die in the Tang Dynasty.

Many people think that Li Er will not kill his son. How did Li You die?

Ah! Is this considered unfinished? Is this the end? I thought that at least we have to wait for the protagonist to become emperor, and then Wu Zetian is ambitious and wants to rebel. After all, it is impossible for a lot of domestic aristocratic families to be willing to follow the trend of transformation. As long as Li Shimin and the major founding generals leave, they will definitely have the courage to start it. After the protagonist worked hard to rectify the domestic situation, the empire expanded and fought with other empires to determine the name of the empire on which the sun never sets, but the result was gone? The prince's seal that was laid out earlier is gone? There were a lot of plots to develop the emperor's grandson, and a lot of plots to train Di Renjie to be the emperor's grandson's assistant, but all of them were gone? Co-authoring just for hydrology? I thought you wrote about the emperor and grandson to continue the plot to the third generation, but when Li Shimin died, the plot ended abruptly?

The title is really funny. Without the love between father and son, do you still want to be a prince?

Li Chengqian became a cripple every two years after becoming the crown prince, and there was no possibility of inheriting the throne for a long time. If Li Shimin hadn't really been reluctant to let go of his son, he would have been dead long ago. For a lame person, the average family, even the eldest son, would not consider his inheritance rights.

My evaluation is, subway, elderly, mobile phone

I'm very disappointed. The first book I ordered at the starting point was unfinished. The protagonist and Li Shimin didn't reconcile until the end. I couldn't accept it!

As for threatening to commit suicide in front of your mother's grave, the emperor will ban you from the East Palace even if you say nothing, and you will not be able to leave.

The protagonist has traveled through time, so where did the father-son relationship come from?

Although Li Er succeeded to the throne as the crown prince, if he really forced Li Chengqian to death, it would mean that his succession was unfair.

Also, my father, Li Shimin, would like to ask your Majesty to address you as the crown prince. Who of you two is copying whom?