
Great Tang: Mother, I Really Want to Make Something of Myself
大唐:母后,我太想进步了
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- 1.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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When was the protagonist sent by Empress Wu Zetian to marry the Turkic princess? 🤭
This is interesting. The main character is most likely Emperor Taizong of Zhou. If Wu Zetian's relatives hadn't all failed, military power wouldn't have returned to the Li Tang dynasty, and the Shenlong Coup wouldn't have happened.
It feels like Wu Zetian is being a little too nice to the protagonist.
I can understand that Wu Zetian needed a capable member of the Wu family from outside the court, but since they weren't truly related by blood, and only shared the surname Wu, they should have been just a convenient pawn for Wu Zetian. To expect her to be this good seems excessive.
Imagine if members of the Li clan knelt and wept at Zhaoling Mausoleum; how would the protagonist respond? This tactic truly saved the Tang Dynasty several times! 🤭
When will the main character marry Wu Zetian? 🤭
Political struggles and power plays are like a group of kindergarten children fighting for power and profit; don't be too surprised by them.
I haven't watched much yet, but I'd like to ask if you recommend Wu Zetian?
It's well written.
Why is nobody watching? It didn't even make the list. It's way better than that trashy Cambodian.
He could directly promote female succession, at worst clarifying it according to the order of succession, then marry Princess Taiping, making her the Crown Princess. Their offspring could also bear the surname Li. At worst, he could enfeoff various Li families in foreign lands, and incidentally send other members of the Li clan abroad under the guise of protection.
I clicked on this link because I saw the name, and almost thought it was a mother... Oh well, looks like I was just being dirty-minded. 🙂