Great Tang: You Fight Over the Throne, I'll Develop My Fief
大唐：皇位你们争，我去发展封地
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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It's too late
On the eve of Xuanwu Gate Incident, Li Yuanji's reputation was already ruined, and he had no future.
Li Er will kill you first! You still want to keep changing your mind?
It's too late in time; by then, people and dogs alike have already grown tired of it.
Why the hell would Li Shimin plan to flee to the grasslands? Even if the Xuanwu Gate Incident hadn't succeeded, he would have gone to Luoyang to oppose Li Jiancheng. What power did he have on the grasslands? I don't understand how Li Shimin could even have the idea of going to the grasslands. Besides, given the talent selection mechanism in the early Tang Dynasty, almost all the imperial guards in the capital were Li Shimin's men.
To be honest, if the Xuanwu Gate Incident had failed, Li Shimin would have been imprisoned for life, if not killed. He only had a handful of loyal subordinates. The fact that the Turks attacked the capital just 15 days after his ascension shows he had no control over his army. Li Shimin truly gambled everything, hoping for a dramatic turnaround. And he was ruthless and cruel, killing his own brothers and then his nephew, who then raped his brother's wife and sister-in-law.
It's too late, I can't even leave.
The Xuanwu Gate Incident occurred some time ago, because the conflicts between the two sides were irreconcilable. That's a good idea. It would be more appropriate to go before the relationship between the parties escalates, when their reputation and character are still intact. Moreover, if they volunteer, whether it's Li Yuan, Li Shimin, or Li Jiancheng, they will all offer them benefits. People of ambition in the common folk will also give them a good impression.
Li Shimin's first target was you.
This underestimates Li Yuan. He was raised by Yang Jian, not someone who had met Yang Jian, was a cousin of Yang Guang, and grew up and studied together.
Li Yuan was constantly wavering between hesitation and suspicion; how could such a person become emperor?
It's been over 40 chapters and we still haven't set off for the Southwest. The plot development is too slow. I wonder if we'll be able to leave Chang'an before it's released?