Tang Erhuangzhi

After reading more than fifty chapters, what I feel is that everyone wants to harm the protagonist. Li Tai's description is that of a complete villain, with a low IQ and no means of control. In front of his younger brother, I am invincible. If you follow me, you will be finished sooner or later. Just work for me. If you do it well, you will die, and if you don't, you will die. That's about it. Then there is the prince. The description of the prince is even more weighty. His IQ is a little smarter than the fool, but not much. He is set up as a villain who gives experience to the protagonist. When facing the protagonist, the IQ is basically 0. They are all princes. There is no one under them who can keep secrets. I don't know how to arrange an informant for the protagonist. I have read so many history books and I don't understand the principle of a lion fighting a rabbit. Contact me and read it as a cool article. Don't be stupid.

Dear author, your writing is very good, but wasn't Li Chengqian's feet lame during this period? The protagonist's feet are normal, so how can he be used as a substitute?

I don't think it's possible to play Li Daitao in front of Li Shimin, let alone the issue of whether readers will accept it or not. I just want to ask the protagonist who are you? That was Li Shimin. Why are you playing tricks in front of peak Li Shimin? He was not in his old age, he was only in his fifties when he died.

Looking at the introduction, it feels a bit like killing a son to steal the country. If you use this method on emperors with bad reputations or at the end of the dynasty, it will be fine. But if you use it on an emperor like Li Er, it will feel like you have to rush to the street.

This book is a must-read, not because of the same formula. If the author writes the same formula and writes 10 more Three Kingdoms, it will become popular, but because of the choice of the era. Although Li Chengqian was also the wiser among the princes who were executed in history (in fact, the more wise and powerful he was, the more he was killed. If I am the emperor who defends the status quo, it is a good thing for the prince to be wise, but (The wiser I am, the wiser the king and the prince are, the sooner they will die). Compared with the historical significance of the Three Kingdoms, the charisma of Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Zhuge (popular to modern people), the sense of historical glory of the Three Prosperities of Yanhan, etc., Especially when the author is in front of me and the readers are full of expectations, the selection of materials is a must-have.

The last book was well written because the target of the substitute was well chosen. This time Li Chengqian rebelled against the Second Phoenix. I feel that it is not feasible in theory. The Second Phoenix can be regarded as an emperor through the ages. This time it is much more difficult than rebelling against Yuan Shao.

It is too difficult to unfold the plot later. It is easy to replace Li Chengqian, but it is too difficult to fool Li Shimin. It is unrealistic to confront Li Shimin head-on. Playing with the deep love between father and son is just a substitute. Li Shimin would adopt the clan even if all his sons died. It was impossible to hand over Li Tang's power to outsiders, and it did not feel good to steal the already powerful country of Tang Dynasty in this way. The routine of false emperors is actually more suitable to save the crisis when the original owner cannot do it, such as the emperors at the end of Han Dynasty, Zhao Huan or Zhao Gou in the Jingkang scandal, and Zhu Qizhen or Zhu Qiyu in the Tumubao incident. In the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty, it would be better to directly transform into Li Chengqian to counterattack.

I don't have any desire to read this introduction 🙂

If you choose Shou Wang and Li Longji from the perspective, it feels better than choosing Er Feng. How come the two Phoenix are also emperors through the ages, positive characters?

Li Erfan is the one who absorbs the flavor, speaks his mind and is the strongest in the seventh century, and crushes the protagonist with his hands. Are you really Chinese in the new era who grew up in New China? No matter how powerful Li Er is, he is just a man from 1,300 years ago. He has done many great things, but he is not an omnipotent god. This can be seen from his coma in his later years. Looking from the lower reaches of history to the upper reaches, I am afraid you know Li Er better than you do. You are well aware of the things he did, the things he did not have time to do, and the consequences of doing these things. To you, everything about Li Er is transparent, but you are hidden behind the thick fog of history. You hold the future in your hands, how can you lose to the past? Li Er's family has hereditary high blood pressure, and he likes to eat strong-flavored mutton. Will you induce his condition to worsen? Then the blood clot ruptures and becomes a vegetative state? Kill Sun Simiao or create a plague elsewhere to lure Sun Simiao away, and then find a few Taoist priests who make alchemy to let Li Er eat the golden elixir? As long as you throw away the so-called aura of being an emperor through the ages, is it difficult for you as a modern person to kill a person from a thousand years ago?

What is this introduction about? If you already know the outline, is there any need to read it?

You, a modern ordinary person, can go back in time and compete with Li Shimin at his peak?

You still control the world's troops and horses, and the first person Li Shimin kills is you.

The last book "Fake Emperor" was full of loopholes and childish, will this book come again? Does the traffic give the author the illusion that he has written well...

It seems a bit disconcerting. I put Li Shimin in his place for a little while. He killed his son and stole the country, but he didn't end well. I don't know why I suddenly thought of Cong Fei. From the perspective of the common people, Li Shimin can be considered a good person among the emperors.

Erfeng's copy of Zhenguan Xuanwumen is too difficult. It's better to fix Li Longji's Kaiyuan Shengshi.

This setting seems a bit useless, it would be better to wear Li Chengqian directly. It feels almost the same as the previous one.

Not a buddy, Uemoto's stand-in is fine. But this is the book you created for Li Shimin? ? Wouldn't it be nice to write about the Three Kingdoms Chafan properly?

The more troubled the times, the less disobedient the substitutes are. The Tang Dynasty directly replaced Li Chengqian? It is recommended to directly replace Li Shimin, which is more interesting and innovative. Now the entire online article is about Ma Zai who traveled through time and became Li Shimin to work for him, and the protagonist directly replaced him 🙂

I don't understand why the Tang Prince needs a substitute? It is impossible to let the substitute go out to show his face, right? Should the substitute go to the court to participate in politics and meet hundreds of officials? Or should he let the substitute go to the palace to meet his father and mother?

Obviously, the author's advantage is his good writing style, broad imagination and ingenious ideas, but historical articles cannot be written without sufficient information. From the previous book, I didn't know that Goguryeo was a Han Dynasty, so I knew that the author had only a little knowledge of history and was unwilling to take the trouble to verify it. This book shows great talent from the beginning. 😥So why do you want to stick to the History Channel? What a great original magically modified fantasy world based on history at half past half hour. The reader pool is large, so you don't have to worry about being criticized by readers in the historical area of ​​checking county annals. The pitfalls of the Shao Song author in deposing Long Zai may be your comfort zone.

More than 6,000 collections, 15,000 paid.

I didn't choose this subject well. I should continue to write about the emperor based on the style of the previous one. I could write about Chongzhen. People who see the real Chongzhen will be annoyed. It just seems fake.

Why eunuch 🙂

It would be better to choose Li Longji in his later years, which is messy and complicated.

Fuck, I just took a look and it turned out to be a eunuch, so I won't continue to subscribe 😡

Get him some aflatoxin. This thing was so good at killing people in ancient times. No matter how you try, it won't work.

Where is the author? Aren't you going to come back and write a book? Or is it that the Three Kingdoms history book has made enough money? No one complains about having too much money