Ruling the Realm in the Prosperous Tang

No, my head got big after reading the latest chapter. Princess Taiping said to calm things down first and stabilize Wu Shi, which is half of the mutiny. If I were Wu Zetian or Wu Shi, I would agree first but they haven't arrived home yet, and I would kill you all.

Wu Zetian not only exiled and indirectly killed her own brother, but also sent many cousins ​​to death. The reason why she was so cruel to her mother's family was mainly because of her harsh treatment in her early years. After their father died, their half-brothers Wu Yuanqing, Wu Yuanshuang and their cousins ​​bullied their mother and daughter and took over the family property. Wu Zetian returned this tone even more after gaining power. · Half-brothers: The eldest brother Wu Yuanqing (the biological father of Wu Sansi) and the second brother Wu Yuanshuang (the biological father of Wu Chengsi) were demoted to remote areas. One died of illness upon arrival, and the other soon died of fear. · Cousin: Cousins ​​Wu Weiliang and Wu Huaiyun were executed by Wu Zetian for poisoning their niece, and their surnames were even changed to "". So, although Wu Sansi was the nephew of the enemy who killed his father, Wu Zetian needed to support people from his own family in order to consolidate Wu Zhou's regime. Instead of liquidating Wu Sansi, she enfeoffed him wantonly and made him King of Liang. This is not only a political necessity, but also confirms that in the imperial family, family affection often has to give way to power.

Xuanwu Gate, activated.

The protagonist and his father Li Xian are actually a complete community of interests, as is his mother Queen Wei. Li Xian is incompetent and even a bit dim, but the close relationship he formed with the protagonist in times of adversity is real, and he does not have a strong desire for power in politics. Based on this, it is reasonable to completely delegate power to the protagonist, and it is reasonable for father and son to reach a tacit understanding and trust. Empress Wei's problem is probably that the bigger reason is that there is no only biological son in history. The protagonist can openly and honestly explain the truth that mother is more valuable than son. Explain to Li Xian the real enemy of the father and son, Princess Taiping, and the deeply hidden Li Dan and his son. I have seen someone on Zhihu analyze that Li Dan and his son are not as simple as they appear on the surface. Speak clearly so that you can do better. Also, the prince can change the map. Not only can he give orders in the capital, he can also inspect places, and he can even go to the front line to supervise operations. In this way, changing the map will eliminate the boredom of always being in the capital.

The advantages of this book are still very obvious. There are no ink marks in "Drawing Wu Zetian Down", unlike some books that can ink hundreds of pages. The total length of the book is only that long. It spends too much on foreplay. This book has already been successful before it is put on the shelves. I am still looking forward to the follow-up development.

This is the first time I have read a novel about the prosperous Tang Dynasty where the coup was successful in less than 50 chapters 😰

We can learn from the politics of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. I have studied all the bugs of the feudal dynasties.

Okay, add more and write more heroines

"Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty Starts with the Strategy of Shangguan Wan'er"

The issue of imperial examinations requires both grace and power We can use the accession to the throne and the restoration of Li Tang to open up the imperial examination The second is to increase the number of imperial examination places. There were still too few imperial examinations in the Tang Dynasty.