I, Emperor Wuzong of the Tang Dynasty, Lay Flat on the Tip of Qiu Shiliang's Sword at the Beginning

1. Do not blindly trust historical figures, but examine their realistic positions. 2 Use political checks and balances rather than moral expectations to maintain loyalty. 3 Establish your own power base instead of relying on the "aura of famous ministers"

Some names and details are only found in the later Qing Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, there was no such title as memorial and there was no three-kneel-nine-kowtow ceremony.

In the middle and late Tang Dynasty, don't be as religious as Yizong and Xi Zong, and don't be as stupid as Wen Zong, weakening the feudal towns, don't take drugs randomly, and don't neglect political affairs.

This is the first time I have read about Wuzong of Tang Dynasty. There are too few about Tang Dynasty. Come on, author.

The author made a mistake at the beginning. Qiu Shiliangyu Hongzhi originally wanted to appoint Li Rong as Prince An, but he failed to explain clearly which prince he would take. He told the person who went to pick him up that he would take the older one. Li Rong was older than Li Yan. Li Rong and Li Yan lived next to each other. When Shence Jun came to the door, they asked which prince they would take to the throne. Shence Jun who picked them up shouted "take the big one". They were in such a hurry that they couldn't figure it out. At this time, one of Li Yan's favorite concubines shouted out that she was to receive His Royal Highness Li Yan. When the emperor was there, he always said that Li Yan was tall and mighty. When Li Yan came out, he saw that Li Yan was tall, burly and decent. Shence Army believed it and immediately took Li Yan into the palace. Qiu Shiliang had to hurry up and settle the matter, and Li Yan was just an idle prince, so he had to suffer the consequences of being dumb. Li Yan became emperor by accident.

In the late Tang Dynasty, there were still some achievements in the hands of Tang Wuzong. I hope the author can be more rigorous in writing about the late Tang Dynasty.

The fate of Datang could not be reversed at the starting point

While talking about lying down, I was thinking about this and that, imposing worries on myself.

Everyone, take a look

Wasn't it that the suggestion I wrote for so long was swallowed?

There were too many problems in the Tang Dynasty. Wu Zetian began to collapse. Li Longji made some improvements in the early stage and failed in the later stage. The emperor of the Guanlong Group collapsed completely. Jiedushi supported his troops and respected himself. The disaster was so great that Zhao Kuangyin emphasized civility and suppressed military affairs.

Personally, I think you can't take too big a step, and don't rush into technology randomly.

The plot of "our protagonist" appears in the first chapter. The author is writing a talk show script here.

Damn it, how many chapters have it been about a eunuch and it still hasn't been solved. Historical literature has become a palace fighting drama

When the emperor only has one woman? Too fake

I can't write anymore. The beginning was okay, but as I write, I don't know what to say.

Rather than cheating, it would be more reliable to arrange for the protagonist to read Tiangong Kaiwu and Ji School's new books in the library.

Emperor Wenzong was only buried in August. You wrote it too hastily. In ancient times, the more erroneous the position, the more important it was to pay attention to etiquette.

If you want to write about the general environment at that time, don't overly depict the protagonist's fate in the hands of the villain. Basically, you won't want to see the protagonist fighting wits and courage with two eunuchs for most of the book.

Is it too fake for an emperor to leave the palace often?

I have read 139 chapters so far. It took me so long to write it until April, the fifth year since the founding of the People's Republic of China. The timeline has only passed three months and more than 90 days. One chapter can't even cover one day's plot. You won't be able to write three or four hundred chapters until Huichang is changed? It takes two to three thousand chapters to write about the six years of Huichang. You are more verbose than the actual records of Emperor Wuzong of the Tang Dynasty.

Is this a eunuch? Why not updated?

Can you change the cover? This cover is so cool.