The King of the Tang Dynasty Coup: Xuanwumen Succession Law

You still have a chance to travel through time and become Li Chongmao, but Li Chongfu has no chance at all.

I don't know what kind of character you have set for the protagonist, but what you wrote is very strange. The protagonist has only recently traveled through time. Those who don't know think that he has traveled through time for more than thirty years, and he has immersed himself in it so deeply. In the last few chapters, it feels like the protagonist is either angry or on the way to becoming angry. From the reader's perspective, are you that deep into the original owner's place after you have just traveled through time for more than ten days? You can substitute for readers, but they cannot. We know that the coup will be launched in less than 3 months and then take revenge. Now the protagonist is written like a bullfrog. It really makes people speechless. In my opinion, if he knows the time of revenge, he still kills the whole family of the opposite party. Normal people will not be angry like a bullfrog every day. It's better to let the protagonist exercise urgently if nothing happens. Li Longji's personal strength was not low in his early years. I am definitely not as clear as the author about the timing, but when writing a novel you not only have to consider the current situation of the protagonist and then develop the plot, you also have to consider whether your writing is reasonable. The current problem is that it is very unreasonable. Not to mention that every protagonist is the same without emotions and decisions, but the bullfrog protagonist must be unlikable

No wonder no one commented. The more I write, the more useless it becomes.

The writing is a bit poor. Could it be that the protagonist has not thought about what will happen if Empress Wei is defeated in a fight, and whether everyone's position will change? Of course, the protagonist can't think of it, but it proves that your IQ is average and your political level is not high.

He was poisoned at the beginning. Unarmed, he entered the dragon's pond and the tiger's den? What? Deliver food? I'm speechless. Even if I want to wear a yellow robe, I still need some manpower, a confidant, right? Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to accept the throne if it were given to you. In the Tang Dynasty, especially in the middle and middle years of the Tang Dynasty, those with less ability could not control those wolf-like and tiger-like civil and military forces, nor could they rule hundreds of ethnic groups and hundreds of millions of lands.

The protagonist gets angry at every turn. If he hadn't written a novel, he wouldn't know how the coup was successful.

I watched it for a long time and even subscribed. As a result, you have a son from the former crown prince succeed you? Brother, do you have any interesting points in the whole article? Is there a master? Do you really think that today's readers are readers from more than ten years ago who just read 500,000 words and are waiting for you to show off your skills?

Add it to the bookshelf and keep it, and start reading after chapter 50 😁

I didn't expect to be fed shit while reading this book, and I was fed shit three times. The protagonist rebelled in order to rebel 😰😰😰

Brother, you haven't returned to Chang'an yet. Why did you activate the Xuanwu Gate? What's your title?

After all, can't a coup be carried out before passing the door? Don't be a taker

The illogical protagonist might as well go to Nanyang to build a country. Even if the place is not developed and the Han population is not large, so what? Didn't the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period also develop for hundreds of years? If you can develop, you will be blessed by your descendants. By then, you will also be a vassal state. After all, that kind of place is just a corner, and you have enough to live in.

The protagonist is thirty years old. How can you make the readers feel like they are part of it? This book is destined to be unsatisfactory. The first few chapters are a bit addictive and make me want to stop reading.

Is it more appropriate to write about Li Chongfu than to write about Li Chongmao? Your understanding of history makes arrangements in advance to make friends with the Forbidden Army generals, and you have Li Longji's path.

Damn it, are you a eunuch? You've been reading for two hundred chapters and you're still wandering around outside.