I Am the True Emperor of the Tang Dynasty

Your surname is Li, but you are not a descendant of the Li and Tang royal families. How can you still call yourself Tang when you become emperor? Just kidding, how can you worship in your ancestral temple? Did your ancestors give up and join Li Tang? Just change the dynasty directly. Just like Southern Qi and Nanliang, those two were even from the same clan, but because they were not from the same lineage, they still changed dynasties, let alone those of you who have nothing to do with each other.

Heck, the author may really have graduated from Chinese language and literature or from the history department. Really knowledgeable about the history of the Tang Dynasty. But the author doesn't understand online articles. But after I read five chapters, I, I, I really didn't want to read it. Internet writing is basically dominated by white writing, which is simple, direct, and crisp. If you can use 5 words to describe its content, you won't have to use 30 words. If you can describe it clearly in one sentence, you will not write a lot of details for the sake of literary talent and language. Of course, if you are a master and have a large fan base, you can write something that is particularly complex, colorful, and literary. After all, great gods have the qualifications to be willful, but Xiaobai does not have the qualifications to be willful. After reading five chapters, I felt that some of the content was too long-winded. When I read Chapter 5, the man named Cui insulted the protagonist's mother. The protagonist punched the man, and the man took the protagonist to see the official. Then, there was a battle of wits and courage in the lobby, and the law was discussed. The plot feels too fake. Two young men fought, and when they returned home, they told you about the law and what was right and wrong. Officials in the Tang Dynasty were not so free, and they would not be idle and miserable. I won't get involved in the nonsense of you young people I will only say, give each person a stick, and you guys have a good fight, and whoever gets down loses. The Tang Dynasty was a martial country, not the literati of the Song Dynasty, who were so soft. There is also the habitual aunt who suppresses the illegitimate child. Alas, I really don't want to say more about such a clichéd plot. Brothers fight, father and son go into battle. In ancient society, the only person you could really rely on was your brother. Even if he was an illegitimate child, he was still your brother. If you really encounter trouble, will that person named Cui, who has nothing to do with you, help you? Won't. Overall evaluation. The author is very proficient in the laws of the Tang Dynasty and the history of the Tang Dynasty. But I am not proficient in online writing, but I do not understand human nature. The author has always written novels from the author's point of view, never taking on the role of the protagonist, never looking at the Tang Dynasty or the world from the protagonist's perspective. As an author, you have not taken on the role of the protagonist, and you have not seen the world from the protagonist's perspective. How do you let everyone take on the role of the protagonist and immerse themselves in the world of the book. The reading experience is not very good.

The writing is quite good, and the author is also a fun person. I just want to ask what situation the author plans to use to rebel in the later stage. The concubine of Li Yi's official family background was too low.

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Let's nail down the big background first: - The fifth year of Yonghui (654 years) - Wu Zetian: Zhaoyi is not yet the queen, and is fighting madly for the king, queen, and Xiao Shufei - Li Zhi: Wants to depose Wang Liwu, but the Guanlong Group and the Shandong gentry collectively oppose - Li Yifu: He was just demoted and is preparing to write a letter to ask Wang Liwu to be deposed (it hasn't actually been announced yet, but he has already taken sides) - Cui family: The top family in Shandong, resolutely the leader of the website, Sun Wuji, anti-military 1. The true nature of your plot: It is not a fight between students, but a touchstone for political alignment Protagonist = the illegitimate son of Li Yifu = future Wu Zhaoyi's most die-hard scoundrel family Cui Jiazi = the vanguard of the anti-Wu family clan The two fought in the school = The son of the clan family beat the emperor and the son of Wu Zhaoyi's future confidant in public. 2. In the fifth year of Yonghui, this kind of thing will never happen to the county magistrate The county magistrate is too low-level and not qualified to encounter such a situation. There will only be two places to go: 1. Doctor of the Imperial College / Jijiu (the highest leader of the school) 2. If there is a big topic, go directly to the court. Changsun Wuji and Li Yifu will use the topic to play It is absolutely impossible to leave it to the local officials. 3. Real, calm, and non-bloody development (99% historical probability) 1. Just finished Cui Jiazi said harshly: "I, the Cui family, have been a prominent family for a century, are I afraid that you, a humble official, will have an illegitimate son?" But the slaves and classmates next to me know clearly: - Although Li Yifu is now demoted, he is already close to Wu Zhaoyi - The emperor obviously protects Wu Zhaoyi - Anyone who offends Li Yifu is going against the emperor and Wu Zhaoyi in advance Cui Jiazi said hard, but he was already panicking. 2. The school's handling method (the most realistic) No one dares to deviate from the doctor or the wine sacrifice: - Punish the Cui family: offend the entire Shandong gentry - Punish the protagonist: offend the future prime minister + the emperor's favorite concubine So only: - Fifty big boards each - Each write an examination - Detained for a few days - Ordered not to have any more private fights Fair on the surface, but in fact amicable. 3. The real ending outside the school (key) Li Yifu is in need of a firepower at this time. When he knows that his son has been beaten, he will do two things: 1. Punish his son severely on the surface Criticize him for being unruly and disgraceful to the family, to appear fair. 2. Secretly rectify the Cui family Let people collect evidence of the Cui family's children breaking the law, being arrogant, and forming cliques. When the report is presented to depose Wang Liwu in the future, the general accounts will be settled together. The parents of the Cui family know better: - Fighting with Li Yifu now = declaring war with the emperor and Wu Zhaoyi in advance - So they will suppress their children and not cause trouble again - They will even send people privately to send some medicinal materials to apologize, but they will not bow their heads in public 4. Final conclusion (minimalist, accurate) In the fifth year of Yonghui, Li Yifu gave birth to an illegitimate child vs. The Cui family fights in the school: - Will not cause trouble in the county government - Will not ask for a fight to the death again - Each school will fight fifty times - The Cui family secretly surrenders and does not dare to provoke again - Li Yifu holds a grudge and will retaliate in the future - The protagonist will not suffer, but will be secretly protected by Li Yifu One sentence: This fight will not cost anyone, nor will it destroy the family, but it will become Li Yifu's first old score against the Cui family.