Great Tang: You’re All Forcing Me to Become Emperor!

The writing is good, but the spiritual vision thing is disgusting.

Queen!

I don't think pig's trotters can beat Empress Wu, who is almost an adult. If you fight Empress Wu on the chessboard, you will definitely die. Pig's trotters are a good entry point for the emperor's position, but the most fatal weakness is that there is no force. Unless you cheat, I don't know how to rule personally. The little prince consort will be killed as soon as he joins the team, and I think it is better to be careful about betraying the alliance with Princess Taiping as an ally. An emperor cannot rule for a few more years. He is just a puppet. Although he can move around, he is just a puppet that can move.

My suggestion is to delete the first few chapters and stop using the word "spiritual vision". Even if it is changed to system or panel, it will be better than "spiritual vision". I suppressed my nausea and read on, and found that it was really well written and very interesting.

I originally wanted to read it, but I was persuaded to quit in the first chapter. There is no need to stick to it for traffic A

The struggle for power through etiquette and law is quite a novel entry point, but if it has been this way for a long time, it can easily give people a feeling that it seems to be awesome, but it is unclear and specious, especially in the blink of an eye, it has nearly 200,000 words. Can the pace be slightly faster, and put aside the stubbornness of A spiritual vision? In fact, everyone who can read it knows that the protagonist will win in the end. It is nothing more than how much the author pulls the readers' emotions. For Li Dan in the book, defeating Wu Zetian can be a great point, but it cannot be the climax of the whole story, because no one in the book can really be sure except Li Dan himself. Whether Wu Zetian can stand on the highest point and whether she can stabilize it, unless the author micro-manages the fourth natural disaster, Li Dan's defeat of Wu Zetian will have completely different perceptions for us and for the subordinates in the book. The best follow-up solution should be: after Li Dan quickly regains his own Tang Dynasty without breaking, then Taking down the only fig leaf that originally belonged to Wu Zetian's monument with no words - "Inheriting Zhenguan at the top and starting Kaiyuan at the bottom". If Li Dan can become a person and the author can write down, he can create his own prosperous Kaiyuan era. During this period, singing, dancing, poetry, poetry, immortals, and four beauties can all be regarded as the icing on the cake.

The writing is very mysterious, but in fact it is all nonsense. To put it bluntly, if you don't have soldiers, you are nothing, and any coup scheme is of no use Li Tang can get back his power only if Li Longji directly leads his troops to launch a coup, otherwise Wu Zetian would give back her power so easily? Repay the destiny. If someone recognizes his talent, he will have destiny. If there is no executor, there will be no destiny.

Damn it, the most brilliant strategy of the Tang Dynasty is the Xuanwu Gate. It took a long time to pay back the emperor's name. The only reason why Wu Zetian abdicated in his later years was because she was forced to do so. I feel that there are so many chapters and I can finish it in 10 chapters. In the early Tang Dynasty, as long as the emperor was ruthless, the queen mother could be deposed or die. The protagonist now wants both and wants more. As time goes by, Empress Wu stops playing with you and suppresses her directly with force, and you will be blinded.

Um, I don't know much about politics, so I'm just asking, what would be the consequences if one day the protagonist directly hacked Empress Wu to death when she was greeting her. Can you be the emperor?

I finished reading it in one go, and I'll tell you my feelings. I can't win over a hundred chapters, and that's basically it. Readers are looking at the overall situation from God's perspective. During this period, the author repeatedly described Wu Yao taking action before returning to Chang'an, and described the protagonist's response method. After being raped, what kind of backup can we do? Let's die together. Exposed Wu's ultimate intention, the Tang Dynasty was in turmoil, and the book is over? So many chapters, all supported by this so-called common death. The author wouldn't want to keep writing about the fight with Wu, right?

You said your promotion of the emperor's divinity in the Han Dynasty was reliable, but in the Tang Dynasty? The Tang Dynasty that just ended the troubled times of the Southern and Northern Dynasties? The Tang Dynasty that experienced the three punches of beating the emperor, honey water, honey water, killing brothers and imprisoning fathers? Isn't this nonsense?

The author doesn't understand politics and writes very clearly. It's so useless. What kind of divinity are you talking about? Brother, it's legal. Or called legitimacy. As long as you have legitimacy, the aristocratic families will naturally protect you. To protect you is to protect them and the rules. They are really afraid of the rules being broken. They are the most rule-abiding people. If they violate the rules and uphold the rules, they can be used by you. As long as you are legitimate and legal, they are willing to protect you. Protecting you is equivalent to protecting themselves. What are you talking about divinity, yo

Brother, when people write about American cities, it's enough to mention Prison A. Does your writing of history have anything to do with Prison A and the beauty of Prison A?

I went and looked through the comment section of the author's old book. Chapter 1,700 of Killing Wu Zetian was written by Wu Zetian. I don't know if he will kill her, but if you fold it in half and completely overwhelm Wu Zetian with 500 chapters, it may be a bit too ink-blank. Apart from some repeated sentences, I can read what the author has written so far. I hope that the follow-up articles will be more interesting. Don't be outraged. There is only twenty or thirty years between Gaozong and Xuanzong. After Wu Zetian is solved, according to the author's words of catering to the family's recuperation, we can gradually approach the prosperous Kaiyuan era. We slightly borrow the saying from "The Legend of the Demon Cat" that prosperous times need to be decorated with beauties. If Yang Yuhuan enters the palace, he will get a relatively better ending compared with history.

The spiritual visions come and go, but the bottle is really full and still, and the bottle is half full. Isn't this another kind of fanaticism among converts?

The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine The emperor is divine Aren't you annoyed by a sentence repeated hundreds of times in 10 chapters?

Just read the first chapter. . . I'm sorry As for [Spiritual Vision], how come Lao A's [Spiritual Vision] has been opened to you as a rightful operation? I wonder if Lao A's [Spiritual Vision] is the bottom layer of Lao Mei? You can say that the returning friend in the book is not Prison A, but someone else, so the spiritual vision opened is the operation of power, but [Spiritual Vision] + [Returning to the Country] doesn't point to Prison A? Then how come this [spiritual vision] has become the operation of power. There is also the matter of name. Isn't this the instinct of crisis public relations? What about [spiritual vision]? I saw the essence of the matter. Do you have to use this [Spiritual Vision]? ! Can't the operation of power be something the protagonist reads from history books?

He is so damn good at explaining a policy several times. First he explains it to himself, then to his confidants, and then the queen has to explain it again. The most damn awesome thing is that the guards and maids have to explain it again. Do they know how to read? What the hell, it's so long-winded, why did you become the emperor in a fucking coup and fight with Wu Zetian who had lost her power for so many chapters? After counting dozens of chapters, you ended up doing nothing in the end? This is a male video! Can you write on women's videos and write on women's videos?

It's human nature for you to take advantage of the traffic, and you'll always have fucking psychic visions, and you can't even do cheating, right? Very disgusting.

He died of poison in Chapter 1, and he still wants to take advantage of Lao A's popularity. Let's find a class.

Incompetent stuff. It makes Wu Zetian a myth, really. She has eaten up all the benefits of the first empress throughout the ages. In fact, his level of governance is in the middle and lower reaches. This blows, that blows. Anyone who studies history cannot say those words. I still think of myself as a reader because I didn't read books decades ago.

There is a reason for the difference in data. Lao A and spiritual vision, especially in the first three chapters, appear many times, which makes people feel inconsistent and incompatible with the environment. It should be used to retain people, but has become a way to drive away guests. Maybe the author cherishes some of Lao A's views and thinks they are all true insights, but you need to pay attention to the usage scenarios.

Hahahaha, I felt relieved when I saw that everyone was criticizing the author. Since so many people were criticizing me, it shouldn't be the last straw.

Is the author's protagonist a "sugar baby"? The protagonist keeps emphasizing in his mind that he has "divinity, divinity"... What the hell are you saying to a big-headed soldier like me? Do I understand this? Shouldn't it be the same if Shangguan asked me to kill you? The protagonist really wants to send military pay to the big soldiers one by one. Tell them to get the protagonist's military pay and wear the clothes given by the protagonist. The most practical thing is to eat the food given by the protagonist. Don't act like a fool. I was deceived and became lame.

I laughed to death when I saw the third chapter. The protagonist is now a person who has no shit. He dares to jump up and down to challenge Wu Zetian before he even goes on stage. Is it too slow to die? Is he still the only legitimate son who can be chosen as the emperor? Will you be able to kill her after becoming the emperor? Even if she chooses a legitimate grandson or a bastard, you will die badly. Whimsical

You should read Lao A to learn politics, right? Why don't you read The Scholars and The Revealed Officialdom? Even if you say you are a minister and understand European and American politics, I will treat you as a normal person just making fun of you.

Junk books. I emphasize divinity at the beginning, what bullshit divinity. Luo Li is so damn good at ink.

Not bad, start fighting for power with "rituals". Distinctive!

Good guy, it is in the common interest of Empress Wu and all the ministers that Li Dan can become the emperor; he really pretends to be ignorant of "public opinion" and goes too far. Li Zhi has many sons, but you "Li Dan" is dead; the core reason why Wu Zetian can successfully proclaim emperor and seize power is to comply with the consent of hundreds of officials to abolish this emperor who makes "everyone" unhappy.

😂I really have to say that they are two chapters in one, and each chapter is basically about four to five thousand words, because the chapters are easy to follow the plot, and the plot will flow smoothly later on. I will update two chapters a day, and when it reaches 80,000 or 90,000 words, I will update three chapters a day.