Li Chengqian of the Tang Dynasty Asked His Majesty to Die

I hope you can write in your own style. I can't stand it. It's too similar. It's embarrassing to watch.

There are many novels written about Li Chengqian, and the contents are almost the same, as if they were copied and pasted.

I feel that the author's current chapter is a little off topic with the title of the book. You want to ask Li Shimin to die, but the content of the book is that Li Shimin asked Li Chengqian for some political advice in another way. How about changing the title of the book?

The author dared to write this subject with some courage. The subordinates conquer the superiors and kill the emperor with his son. Regardless of success or not, it will be a lifelong stain that cannot be washed away. The incident of Taizong's Xuanwu Gate is the best example. I read a book called "Long Live Your Majesty" two days ago. The plot was okay in terms of plot and strategy, but it was too wordy, and in the final analysis, everything was caused by the prince's leg disease. The prince's leg disease has been cured, and the biggest conflict between him and the emperor no longer exists. I am very curious, in this case, will he do another Xuanwumen incident? If you fail, you will never recover. Even if you succeed, can you make greater achievements than Taizong in the future? Moreover, Taizong killed his own people and imprisoned his biological father. This stain can be regarded as following him for his whole life. The most important thing is, will he succeed? Li Shimin's political skills are not low, and his influence in the military is not low, not to mention that he is the emperor of the Xuanwu Sect. Wouldn't he guard against this trick? The only possibility is to wait for Li Shimin to become comatose in his later years and become chaotic. But don't forget, Li Shimin was only in his 40s at that time and was in his prime. How difficult! Since ancient times, this kind of king was killed by his son, and he was also a wise and powerful king like Li Shimin. I can only think of one example. That was the Sand Dune Palace Incident in which King Zhao Hui imprisoned his biological father, King Zhao Wuling, during the Warring States Period a thousand years ago. Alas

I'm afraid you're kidding me after teaching for five years and being a scholar for ten years. Moreover, more people from aristocratic families will appear in this way. Others don't even want to go and just put their name on it. Anyway, you don't know what's going on below and you can cover up the past.

You are so shocked that you dare to call Wu Zetian, does your sister have any brains?

It is useless to write ✍🏻The civil and military affairs of the Manchu Dynasty. You have to ask the protagonist for advice on everything

It is true to describe Zhenguan as the imperial court of Zhao and Song dynasties. He was a scholar for five years and was promoted to a scholar in ten years. I really thought that the Tatar imperial court of Kun, Song and Eight-legged scholars were all "unable to punish scholar-bureaucrats".

The protagonist is awesome every day, and the villain is always assassinating the protagonist. This is all obvious. Li Shimin, who has lived for most of his life, has no doubts about life and death, right? He has never seen anyone act in a play for most of his life? I went there and shouted a few words to dispel my doubts. It was really amazing. I told you how serious it was to assassinate the prince at the emperor's feet, but then he just let it go. Those who go to hell are all fools, right?

The title of this book is not one thousand but eight hundred. Isn't the content similar?

You are a time traveler, Lao Li has a system, or a simulated system, and then the protagonist is chopped off.

Isn't it embarrassing to see so many headlines asking xx to die?