The Tang Dynasty's Prodigal Son

Some people have pointed out that Li Ke did not have great talents. His so-called literary talent is clear historical evidence for later generations to see (writing poetry, calligraphy). There is no record of this in the history books, but there is only one sentence that he was versatile in both civil and military affairs, and there was no evidence that he could take action. Is Li Ke just a person with a false reputation? Three questions, what do you think? Secondly, Li Shimin did not have a TV set for Li Ke, as the novel wrote so well. The deposing of the crown prince and the ascension of the new crown prince were all done behind the scenes by Li Shimin, who even threatened courtiers with suicide. If Li Shimin really liked this son, it would not be impossible for Li Shimin to make Li Ke the new crown prince. Someone mentioned Qi Ji, Liu Ruyi's mother and son. Didn't Li Shimin know about Qi Ji's mother and son in the Han Dynasty? Li Shimin is a person who loves to read history. It is impossible not to know or be unclear, so he will not guess the future fate of Li Ke and Concubine Yang. Since Li Shimin made this choice, there is no need for Concubine Yang and Li Ke. If this is the case, then there is no possibility of Li Ke seizing the throne. Some people even say that Li Ke was not killed unjustly, but that he did participate in the rebellion and was implicated in the rebellion. I think this view is pure nonsense. Rebellion at that time was seeking death, and there was absolutely no way to survive. If you behaved like a grandson, you might be able to save the lives of your family. Regarding the lineage theory, some people gave the example of the Sui Dynasty, which was the closest to the Tang Dynasty. Empress Xiao was also a princess of the previous dynasty. Her eldest son also had the royal blood of the two dynasties, and was also made a prince by Yang Guangce. It is not correct that Li Ke could not be crowned prince because his mother was a princess of the previous dynasty and his grandfather was Yang Guang. The more reason was that he was not the legitimate son. Just to ask, Xiao Xie seems to have chosen Li Ke, but to be honest, Li Ke is really a good backstage choice. It was impossible not to participate in party struggles during the Zhenguan Dynasty.

There are not many flaws in the early stage, but in the chapter that was released, Du Xijun was bullied. Generally speaking, the protagonist in the starting point will definitely take revenge when he is bullied, especially if his family and women are bullied. That is completely reckless and retaliates tenfold on the spot. However, the protagonist of this book is particularly rational. Instead of taking revenge on the spot, he is indifferent and does not dare to say a harsh word, so forget it. Usually when we see the protagonist slap in the face without thinking, we can't help but complain, but pretending to slap in the face is still the mainstream plot of Qidian. This shows that even if some people criticize it, there is still a market for it, otherwise not every book will have a slap in the face plot. The protagonist of this book is forced to muddle along due to his high position, and chooses to tolerate the bullying of his family members. Logically speaking, this is what sensible and smart people would do. The disadvantage is gone, but unfortunately, so are the readers. When readers see this kind of plot, the first thing that comes to mind is not that the protagonist is rational, but that he is a coward, a coward, and a coward. I would rather see the protagonist pretending to be a slap in the face than seeing this kind of coward. Why? Life is already useless enough. I read novels to relax. Why do I still see this kind of useless plot?

It's just one word, how many times do you want me to say it?

Li Er did not avoid tabooing the word Shimin, but only avoided using the two words together. He did not see Yu Shinan from the history books. The name in Lingyan Pavilion was Yu Shinan, not Yu Nan. Judging from the history books, Li Shiji changed his name to Li Ji only after Li Zhi ascended the throne. I have forgotten whether it was recorded in the New Tang Book or the Old Tang Book. Zizhi Tongjian also recorded this matter. So whether it's the Ministry of Civil Affairs or the Ministry of Household Affairs, changing the name to Cui Gan will happen. Let me talk about another thing. When writing Zhenguan novels, it is inevitable to mention Li Shiji, Yu Shinan, and occasionally Su Shichang when mentioning the Eighteen Bachelors. It is impossible for Li Er to ask to avoid the word Shimin. Then the civil servants Yu Shinan and Su Shichang continued to call them, and the military general Li Shiji changed his name. Especially if it is written like this in the book, wouldn't it feel awkward? On one side it says that Li Ji's original name was Li Shiji and he changed his name to avoid taboos, and on the other side it says Yu Shinan

It is best not to write about Empress Changsun to death when writing about Zhenguan

In fact, I really hate the setting of sister-in-law and sister. The whole family died. Why leave two women behind? Also, are people treating you well? It's obviously good for his predecessor. Self-motivated

After reading ten chapters, the author spent about four chapters writing about the love between the protagonist and his widowed concubine. A time-travel romance novel?

Just a random comment, tsk tsk, moralist? Eunuch?

Why stallion? ? ? If you go out and bring back a woman, no wonder the book is not popular! To be honest, the plot or presentation techniques are very good, and it is really good to connect many things with history. However, the biggest difference in the whole text is that there are too many women. Although it is not like other novels, there is no description of the women after they get them. Although men want three wives and four concubines, as a reader, I really don't want to see too many female protagonists. If love can be written separately and there is only one female protagonist in the family, then it will be really interesting. Give up the book...

Being an official depends on stereotyped writing, and getting promoted depends on Qingci. Even if you can copy some poetry, it's useless if you don't know the meaning.