Datang: Starting from Mawei Station

For new writers and new books, plot issues can be discussed here. The author will listen to the advice and make corrections if necessary.

I don't know what the author will do next. At present, even if the protagonist has military power, if Li Longji and Li Heng make trouble for the protagonist, the protagonist will be in dire straits. Unlike Li Shimin and Li Longji, the protagonist feels a bit like those military envoys who were supported by mutinous soldiers, but did not have their own political team or formed an interest group. Li Heng was not of the same mind as him (as written in the article, he was not as good as Li Longji and Li Dan). This "Xuanwu Gate" seems to be successful, but in fact it is full of dangers.

A coup is not a dinner party. Also Tm debate. Look at Li Shimin's Xuanwu Gate. Wouldn't it be possible to copy it? You have to have your own ideas, and they are so naive. Do things neatly and neatly. The prince still has a good impression of you. If I were the prince first, I would kill you.

You still have to defend yourself when you rebel😥😥 Rubbish

Don't you feel disgusted? She is an unmarried sister-in-law, and she is also a military doctor. I can only say that she is awesome, even more awesome than Li Er.

What is the best thing about this book by the author? It was precisely during the Anshi Rebellion that the title "King of Qin" was given to the protagonist. To put it bluntly, most people in the feudal society were ignorant. Shangqin Wangjue can naturally win about 30% of the people's hearts. As long as you can keep winning, this value will increase exponentially. The author has done a good job in this regard.

Some people always think that a coup is just to rush in with a knife, force the emperor to abdicate, and then the protagonist or the prince succeeds, and it is done. They even call it a good name, and there is a precedent for the Xuanwu Sect. I don't even want to think about it, what is the configuration of Xuanwumen and what is the configuration of the protagonist? Xuanwumen is a palace coup and is the real control center, and Li Er has the ability to ensure that the world is not in chaos. The Maweiyi coup was at best a mutiny by the Forbidden Army. The purpose was to vent anger, but the protagonist took the opportunity to reap some benefits. What he wanted to reap the benefits was to be qualified to eat at the table - there were soldiers to listen to you. As for Li Heng, he didn't agree with the protagonist's coup from beginning to end, but the protagonist had an arrow on the string and had to take action.

I didn't read your book, but just by reading the introduction, I knew you were going to hit the road! I killed the fairy at the beginning. Is there anyone with this book? Looking at the absence of Concubine Yang during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty is equivalent to writing that there was no Empress Changsun during the Li Shimin period, and that there were no Da Qiao and the Zhen sisters during the Three Kingdoms period. So you wrote the biggest beauty to death at the beginning. I can only say that your IQ is worthy of your suffering and poverty! 😂

Li Shimin wants to conquer the world with a justifiable one. I'm afraid that the protagonist will help his father to take the throne. The protagonist will fight in front and there will be chaos in the rear. For example, a puppet like Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty can create a belt edict. Now the Anshi Rebellion needs to be cut quickly. Let's see how the author handles it.

If he rebels, don't give Li Heng a chance. He will fail more than he succeeds.

To put it simply, just take military power, find a suitable base, and plow the world directly. Otherwise, even if you become emperor, the world will not change. You have to change interest groups, steal the rebels, and reform. Only then can we escape the cycle of history.

I am in Maweiyi now🙂

There is no system, you are still indecisive, copying history, history has changed since you came, and novels that remain unchanged have hit the streets.

After so many chapters of rebellion, you still haven't rebelled?

Etc! When helping others to hang themselves, should they lift them up or kick the stool over?

The original military model of the Tang Dynasty was a military force composed of middle-class tax-free self-cultivators. The government granted these soldiers tax-free land, and the soldiers farmed it themselves or hired people to farm. Each family of soldiers provided a qualified soldier for the empire and at the same time paid for the soldier's living needs when he was not in service. Land annexation, population growth, insufficient newly granted land, and a large number of soldiers went bankrupt. The middle class of Dao began to go bankrupt, let alone others. At this time, the court's solution was to recruit bankrupt people as mercenaries. The financial burden increased, which in turn led to the impoverishment of the grassroots, the cost of governance increased, and the number of mercenaries needed increased. In order to save the cost of governance, some feudal towns collected taxes and recruited soldiers on their own. Canglong Qisu was actually the Qin Dynasty. Chu, Yan, Zhao, and Qilu are four big blocks, plus the Central Plains as a chessboard. When Anlushan fully controls the two vassals and actually controls the entire Yanzhao, he has already reached the point of death. Li Heng's counter-rebellion is actually to win over Chu, Qilu, and foreign soldiers to fight against Yanzhao. If Anlushan wants to win, he needs to quickly digest Guanzhong before the court consolidates local forces. The Central Plains, after eating Qilu, quickly formed an advantage. Therefore, Zhang Xun, who had been cannibalizing and guarding the city for three years, was the pillar of the Tang Dynasty's revival, because this and the nails had never been digested in the Central Plains. Li Heng's help in the suppression kept Guanzhong in a state of war, unable to give any relief. An Lushan formed a counter-supply, and in the later period it became a situation where the Yanzhao area was against the whole country. When the Yanzhao army was exhausted, the Anshi Rebellion ended. However, because of the help of troops to suppress the Tang Dynasty, the deterrent effect on the surrounding areas was basically eliminated. In order to integrate the power of Sichuan The armies of Chu, Qi and Lu were fully transformed into vassal towns. The re-established Longwu Army in Guanzhong itself looked like an unbattlefield, and the eunuch godsons who came out from all over began to control the army that was not willing to obey the central government. When the warriors found that they could kill pigs and dogs as long as they wore armor and swords, the whole world was irreversible.

Oh haha. Sure enough, he died suddenly. I forgot about that chapter, so I wrote in the book review that the coup failed. The coup resulted in little political status but no actual rights. I haven't looked at it for more than half a month. I took a look today and found that I couldn't handle it anymore. Obviously there are so many examples before, but the Tang Dynasty is still a dynasty with a relatively special upper class. Even if you deal with the worst and worst, even if you are the superior, you can still see it, and what will be the result of handling it? The emperor is still the emperor. The prince is still the prince, and having the same title seems to be a joke. So do the people who are rebelling against you know that you are joking?

The cute new historical author would like to send a big message to all the readers who are here to pay homage! It is very important for newcomers to read new books. I sincerely ask all readers to read and save this book if you feel it is still edible! If you are dissatisfied with the plot or have any suggestions, you can also leave a message and let the new protagonist ask for advice!

I'll give you both, come on 😌

It tastes good, come on! !

So far it looks good, highly recommended

It's finished Come on and write

I read Chapter 7 of "Conspiracy to Revolt" and then I couldn't stand it any longer. Looking further back, it turns out that the mutiny didn't happen until Chapter 40 or so. I'd give it a 4 out of 10

I want to watch the fights between nobles, civil servants, and military generals, so that the people of the Tang Dynasty can experience in advance what spy politics is, and what the authoritarian iron fist is. My name is Li Tan, and the nobles of the Tang Dynasty are screaming.

Interesting, another Xuanwumen coup. After that, there was an allusion in the Tang Dynasty, "In Xuanwu Gate, the emperor can leave, the princess can leave, but the lone cannot leave."

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The daily guide came in and I read all the books. I laughed to death.

It's so good. Please update it soon. It's best to force Li Longji to abdicate, support Li Heng's succession, sideline Li Heng, use the emperor to control the princes, and let Li Heng abdicate in two years. It is best to take Concubine Yang into the harem. The most beautiful woman in the world must be the protagonist. 🙂🙂