Tang Dynasty: I Don't Want to Be the Prince

There is a big geographical problem. Yongzhou in the Tang Dynasty was Jingzhao Prefecture. The governor of Yongzhou was not a frontier official, but Jingzhao Yin who controlled the important territory of the capital (Li Yuan changed Jingzhao in the Sui Dynasty to Yongzhou, and later changed it back to Jingzhao Prefecture in the mid-Tang Dynasty). According to the described location, the area in Gansu should be Liangzhou or Ganzhou. The author's mistake is very inappropriate. There is also an outrageous misnomer like "Your Highness" (Your Highness is a second-person honorific and cannot be used to refer to oneself).

The description of the Tang Army is too poor. Tens of thousands of people can defeat twice as many enemies. If you write a defense of the city, eight or nine thousand will die. At its peak, the Tang Army can kill four or five enemies if one person defends the city.

In ancient times, if you were not an emperor, you would have no human rights. It would be useless to talk about it for a long time.

It's okay, but we haven't made a five- or ten-year plan, and we haven't captured the eastern seaport.

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