I Am Emperor Taizong of Sui

Did the author find any problem? Is the prince a bit too ordinary? If you are familiar with history, you don't really think that you can inherit the throne as long as you don't dote on concubines or be arrogant, right? The author should dig more holes, develop more eyeliners, and make more use of known history to make plans in advance when setting up the prince's character. Rather than engaging in some bullshit romance (because I saw a girl from a foreign country and made a blind guess)

Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty was also an anthropomorphic thing

It seems that all Taizongs are not the eldest sons

The person who usurped the throne was not a new dynasty, but an old tree sprouting new branches. The intertwined relationships inside were not so easy to clean up. It was the Jin Dynasty, the Sui Dynasty was the case, and part of the Tang Dynasty was the case, so the power of the aristocratic families was very influential.

Qidian writes Yang Yong's novels, most of which are about eunuchs. I have only seen one complete copy.

If the protagonist who wears Yang Yong does not pretend to be a grandson, there is no possibility of succession. If he wants to cause trouble, he will end up with the Xuanwu Sect.

Does the author intend to write Yang Su as a villain?

He used to be a history professor, could he be like those urban warrior kings?

It can be said that if the protagonist wants to be the emperor safely, Yang Guang is only the second obstacle, and the first obstacle is Dugu Jialuo. Of course, if the protagonist traveled through time when he was a child, just pretend I didn't say anything.

The abnormal succession of Emperor Taizong is a prerequisite