
Great Tang: I, Li Chengqian, Face Off at Point-Blank Range
大唐:我李承乾中门对狙
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- Completed
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- 112k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 7
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Awesome
The author's heroine setting is really curious. I didn't find it in the first wave, but I found it later, woc. The youngest daughter of the direct descendant of the Kong family is the heroine. The author knows how to play it and is really not afraid of writing it down.
I haven't read it, but I read the comments. How do you say that the legitimate daughter of the Kong family is the head wife? The five and seven surnames in the early Tang Dynasty don't seem to attach much importance to etiquette. They control grassroots officials and civil servants in the court. The army that the Li family relies on is the nobles of Longyou. This is not a rationale. It relies on the power of killing. Relying on etiquette and law is of little significance to the nobles with five surnames. Important people dare not kill ordinary people. It is useless. The world is governed not by etiquette and law, but by grassroots officials. Li Er's five surnames do not agree with his son's marriage. What's the use of relying on etiquette and law? Don't take etiquette too seriously. The army conquers the world and relies on grassroots officials to rule the world. Why did Li Zhi move the capital to Luoyang? To a certain extent, it was because the nobles in Longyou were powerful. The Queen was deposed because Li Zhi no longer needed the five surnames.
Why do some people always think that by traveling to the Tang Dynasty and being Li Chengqian or someone else, they can compete with Li Shimin?
The writing is okay (›´ω`‹). But the writing is too messy.
Explain
The original texts quoted throughout the book, as well as the creative ideas are all related to the work. At the same time, I will also patiently answer questions from many readers. I also wrote this book to make up for historical regrets. Deduction based on historical possibilities. If you have any doubts, you can find the source of the original text in the first chapter of the work. In the second chapter, I explain in detail the underlying ideas and logic of the creation of this book. If you think that the male protagonist must take the path of rebellion, or coax Li Shimin to rise to power again, do not emphasize rules, systems, etiquette, etc. That might not be to your liking. Because the male protagonist can also kill decisively, you can directly watch the latest plot, where the male protagonist asks Li Shimin to order the Yi tribe. During the entire Zhenguan period, there was not a single case against the Yi tribe. But the male protagonist does not rebel against these.
This book is a big deal
Please feel free to follow this book. Guaranteed to be exciting. The author suppressed a big move in the later stage, which was no less powerful than the male protagonist's Kneeling in the Imperial Ancestral Temple at the beginning. Absolutely wonderful and exciting. It's just that maybe it's true that I prefer to write literary dramas with a slow pace. In today's fast-paced online reading environment, I know that brothers may not like to read them. I'm already trying my best to adjust.
Very good writing. I haven't seen this moving book in a long time. Come on.