Dog Prince Lanling, I Don't Rely on My Face to Make a Living

Gao Cheng is not easy to write about, but he is very impressive in history books. He went to Yecheng when he was 15 years old to serve as the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and then to the Four Nobles. He single-handedly promoted Chineseization.

One problem with writing about Gao Cheng is that I just wrote something in the early stage and was on the right path, but in the middle and later stages I just casually pushed it aside. After all, the Northern Qi Dynasty was much stronger than the Northern Zhou Dynasty. In this case, it's very easy to end up unfinished

The author is also true. If you don't wear it before driving, you don't wear it while driving, but you wear it after driving. It's too much 🤫

"Book of the Northern Qi Dynasty: The Benji of Wenxiang": Emperor Shizong Wenxiang, named Zihui, was the eldest son of Shenwu, and his mother was the Queen Mother Lou. He was born Qiyi, and he has different powers and abilities. In the first year of Wei Zhongxing's reign, he was established as the Crown Prince of Bohai. Du Xun gave lectures, and he was very perceptive, and he was very impressed. In the second year, he was added to the Third Division of Shizhong and Kaifu Yitong. Princess Feng Yi, the emperor's sister, Shang Xiaojing, was twelve years old. She looked as handsome as an adult. Shenwu asked about the gains and losses of current affairs, and the analysis was all reasonable. Naturally, the military and state plans were all planned. Emperor Shizong Wenxiang, named Cheng, courtesy name Zihui, was the eldest son of Emperor Shenwu Gao Huan, and his mother was the Empress Dowager Lou. He was born with outstanding intelligence, and Gao Huan thought he was extraordinary. In the first year of Zhongxing in the Northern Wei Dynasty, he was established as the crown prince of Bohai. After studying with Du Xun, his quick thinking and comprehension were beyond ordinary people. Du Xun admired him very much. In the second year of Zhongxing, he was awarded the title of Shizhong and Kaifu Yitong, and married Princess Feng Yi, the sister of Emperor Xiaojing. He was twelve years old at the time, with a handsome and cheerful expression, and behaved like an adult. Gao Huan once tried to ask him about the pros and cons of current affairs. His analysis and judgment were not unreasonable. From then on, he was involved in the planning of major military and national affairs. She has been beautiful since she was a child, and she is very good-looking anyway. When she was twelve years old, she married Princess Feng Yi, the sister of Emperor Xiaojing. When she was not very young, she had an affair with her father's concubine Zheng Dache and was severely beaten by her father (author, this is your entry point. In fact, I feel that the protagonist is not happy.) Later, Gao Huan became Quan without him. Your Majesty, (prepared to usurp the throne and ascend the throne, hey, anyway, with this kind of preparation, it is almost complete.) At the banquet, he called Emperor Xiaojing Yuan Shanjian a "dog-footed me" and ordered his men to "beat the emperor three times". After being beaten, Emperor Xiaojing even gave them a reward (Emperor Xiaojing: Who will do it for me?!) Well, why did your majesty rebel? This famous scene is also his. Gao Cheng is also the founder of the pirated book industry 😅 There was a bookseller who wanted to sell him a set of books. He wanted it but didn't want to pay for it, so he found someone to copy the books overnight. Who knew he found someone named Zu Zheng among the people (he was also a godly man, quite capable, but he had an automatic pickup function.) He forgot to turn off the automatic pickup, and he copied two books when he copied the books. Later, the bookseller When he found out, he came to the door. Gao Cheng angrily rewarded his ancestor with forty military sticks 🤭🤭🤭. He followed his father in many battles and fought many battles. Finally, at the age of twenty-eight, when he was about to ascend the throne, he was killed by the cook Lan Jing with a knife. His short life was full of jokes🤔🤔🤔

The title of the book mentions King Lanling, so he won't abolish the direct descendants and establish concubines, right? This is how it was when I was reborn in the late Northern Wei Dynasty. Don't mess around with it.

Dominate the Yinshan Chile Song, Lao Gao and Xiao Gao push the cart

You must be nice to your cooks😭😭😭

The "Four Nobles" during the Gao Huan period refer to Sun Teng, Gao Longzhi, Sima Ziru and Gao Yue. Sun Teng: In his early years, he relied on Gao Huan, served as the governor of the governor's office, and entered the province as a confidant. He played an important role in Gao Huan's rise to power, and later became an official, including Shangshu Pushe. ​ Gao Longzhi: He is also an important staff member of Gao Huan. He focuses on the administrative field. He once served as the minister of the Eastern Wei Dynasty and made suggestions for Gao Huan to consolidate his power. He has a high status in the court. ​ Sima Ziru: He had a close relationship with Gao Huan in his early years. He served in the Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, and Northern Qi dynasties, reaching the rank of Shangshu Ling, Sikong, and Taiwei. He was Gao Huan's right-hand assistant. ​ Gao Yue: A younger brother of the Gao Huan clan, he is a war general with outstanding merits. He followed Gao Huan and Xindu raised troops, participated in the Battle of Hanling, and moved to the general of Wei. Later, he stayed in Yedu to assist in the government, paid homage to Shizhong, General Hussar, etc., And was granted the title of Duke of Qinghe County. These four people were extremely powerful in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, and the people of Yecheng called them the "Four Nobles". They played an active role in the entrepreneurial process of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi, but most of them were arrogant, greedy and lawless. Later, in order to weaken his power, Gao Huan appointed Gao Cheng as the general and the supervisor of the Central Secretariat, and transferred important confidential matters to the Central Secretariat, taking away some of their powers.

1. The title of the book belongs to the popularity of King Lanling. Just like my father, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, the protagonist is not Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty. Similarly, the protagonist here will be Gao Cheng and has nothing to do with King Lanling. 2. Can "Journey to the West" coexist with the suppression of Buddhism? Here I plan to adapt Journey to the West. The monkeys will be suppressed by the Jade Emperor, emphasizing the imperial power. As for Buddhism, I will set higher standards and use the Buddhism in the book to benchmark the Buddhism of the Wei Dynasty. At the same time, the characters of Tang Taizong in Journey to the West will also be changed. 3. Rhythm issue. The pace in the early stage is slow, mainly to introduce the general characters. The main plot begins when entering Yecheng. 4. Regarding the issue of whether to drive a big car, let's wait for Gao Wang Liangliang to consider this first...

This big car can't be driven yet 😏, does it still need a cook? 😏

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Book list of the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Later Three Kingdoms: "On the Political History of Medieval China" Mao Hanguang "Study on Scholars who Migrated to the North at the End of Liang Dynasty in the Later Three Kingdoms" Hong Weizhong "Beizhen Power and the Political Culture of the Northern Dynasties" Su Xiaohua "Research on Warlord Politics in the Late Northern Dynasties" Zeng Lei "Research on Prophecies and Northern Dynasties Politics" Jiang Wanglai "The Ruling Group of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi" Wang Yichen "Research on the Political History of the Northern Qi Dynasty - An Investigation into the Causes of the Decline and Fall of the Northern Qi Dynasty" Lu Chunsheng "Political Structure and Ethnic Issues in the Chen Dynasty" Lu Chunsheng "The Evolution of the Power Structure of the Guanlong Group--Research on the Political History of the Western Wei and Northern Zhou Dynasties" Lu Chunsheng "Northern Six Classics" Wang Zhongluo "Geography of the Northern Zhou Dynasty" Wang Zhongluo "History of the Northern Zhou Dynasty" Lei Yiqun "Geography of the Northern Qi Dynasty" Shi Hejin "Guanlong Generals and the Zhou and Sui Regimes" Zhang Weiguo "Hou Jing's Rebellion and the Political Situation of the Northern Dynasties" Li Wansheng "Study on the evolution of the social status of powerful chiefs in six northern towns in the 5th and 6th centuries" Xue Haibo "Yu Wenhu Caught in Political Conflicts" Long Botao "Chen Huiyao of the Southern Dynasties" Zhu Mingpan "The Rise and Fall of Chaos: Military Power and the Evolution of Regime in the Southern Dynasties" by Zhang Jinlong "Western Wei, Northern Zhou and Chang'an Civilization" Zhao Wenrun "Hedong in the War between Wei, Zhou and Qi" Song Jie "Regional Groups and Southern Dynasty Politics" Zhang Yihe "Aristocratic Families and Northern Dynasties Politics" Chen Shuang "Chinese Political History from the Sixth to the Ninth Centuries" Huang Yongnian "Chronology of Xiao Gang and Xiao Yi" by Wu Guangxing "The Impact of Hou Jing's Rebellion on the Political Situation of the Southern and Northern Dynasties" Xu Gaoxiang "The King of Lanling Under the Mask: A Study of Gao Changgong, King Zhongwu of Lanling in the Northern Qi Dynasty" Yan Hao "Western Wei Dynasty Calligraphy Notes" Xie Qikun/Tang Xiejun "Luoyang Jialanji Compilation and Commentary" Zhonghua Book Company "History of the Post-Three Kingdoms War" Taiwan Strait Press "Supplement to the Texts of the Northern Qi and Northern Zhou Dynasties" "Supplement to the Texts of the Northern Wei, Eastern Wei and Western Wei" Sanqin Publishing House "New Compilation of Fangzhen Chronology of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" Lu Li "A Brief Compilation and Editing of Classics of the Three Kingdoms" Dongda Book Publishing House "The Rebellion of Hou Jing: The Dusk of the Six Dynasties" Yoshikawa Tadao/Zhang Hengyi "Research on the Political History of the Western Wei and Northern Zhou Dynasties" Maeshima Yoshitaka

Discussing heroes over wine, but after the Three Kingdoms

If Gao Cheng's lustful persona was gone, how could his Prince Lanling be born? He also has a son who was born from a chicken sent by a certain prince. If Gao Cheng loses his lust, his six talented and outstanding sons will be gone. But if Gao Cheng is really as lustful as history, his wife Yuan Zhonghua is too pitiful, as well as Li Changyi and Yuan Yuyi, who indirectly led to the defeat of the second Battle of Mangshan, are all pitiful people.

If Zheng Dache is Yuan Ti's concubine, she should be the step-concubine, and Yuan Zan should be the legitimate son who inherits the title. Gao Run was born in 543. It is impossible that she gave birth to a child in 527 but gave birth to her second child in 543. After the Heyin Incident, Er Zhurong allowed the heirs of all the people who were killed to inherit the title of king. Yuan Zan became King Guangping, and Zheng Dache became Princess Guangping. If Zheng Dache is Princess Yuan Ti, she should be Princess Guangping. Moreover, Zheng Dache was taken in after Gao Huan moved his capital to Yecheng and Yuan Xiu went west. If she was a widow, she would have taken it in long ago, which means that her husband must have been alive in the Eastern Wei Dynasty before. Zheng Dache's name and the fact that she is the concubine of Gao Cheng's father will indeed make people misunderstand that she is older. In fact, she should be the same age as Yuan Zan, and Yuan Ti's epitaph is twenty-three years old, which proves that Yuan Ti was born in 506, and Yuan Zan was born in 520 at the earliest. Zheng Dache married Gao Huan in 535, and she should be the same age as Gao Cheng at that time. Her name comes from the Book of Songs. She has a big carriage and a sill, and her clothes are as velvety as a teacup. Don't you think about it? I don't dare to be afraid of my son. The cart is rolling, and the clothes are as velvety as a robe. Don't you think about it? There are three grandsons of Nanliang Xiao Yan, Xiao Daqi, Xiao Daquan and Xiao Daqiu. When Yuan Zhonghua married Gao Cheng, Gao Cheng was 12 years old when he was born in 521, but Yuan Zhonghua was younger than Yuan Shanjian, who was born in 524, and was Yuan Shanjian's sister. Zheng Dache was probably younger than Gao Cheng.

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This? It's on the shelves during the recommendation period, so fast? Did you write too fast?