Li Xian's novel

Li Xian was the main character of several transmigration novels, including " The Fake Eunuch Li Xian of the Dawu Dynasty "," Li Xian Transmigrated to Ancient Times and Became a Fake Eunuch "," Fake Eunuch: Starting from Pushing the Crown Princess ", and so on.

The novel I recommend to you is 'Li Xianyeng'. This novel was written by the author, Sauce Fried Squid. It told the story of the protagonist, Li Xian and Wei Mi, who traveled to the Eastern Palace of the Great Martial Dynasty and became a eunuch. The plot of the novel was fascinating, and it was evaluated by netizens as a very good transmigration novel.

The entanglement between Li Hongcheng and Fan Xian happened in the novel Joy of Life. At first, Li Hongcheng was Fan Ruoruo's senior fan and had a crush on her for a long time. However, Fan Xian saw Fan Ruoruo as his sister and had no feelings for her. Although Fan Ruoruo liked Fan Xian at first, Fan Xian did not have the same feelings for her. After Li Hongcheng experienced the border, Fan Xian finally approved of his pursuit of Fan Ruoruo. In the end, Fan Ruoruo chose to marry Li Hongcheng and let go of her obsession with Fan Xian. Thus, the entanglement between Li Hongcheng and Fan Xian happened in the novel Joy of Life.

Li Xian and Li Xian were not the same person. Li Xian was the sixth son of Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty. His name was Ming Yun. After being deposed as a commoner, he was posthumously named Prince Zhang Huai. Li Xian was the third son of Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian. His original name was Li Zhe, and he later became Tang Zhongzong. Therefore, according to the information provided, Li Xian and Li Xian were two different people.

Li Xian's wife's name was Fang Shi. Fang was born in Qinghe, Beizhou. He was born in the Xianqing years of Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty and died in the second year of Emperor Ruizong Jingyun of Tang Dynasty at the age of 54. Fang and Li Xian were buried together in the tomb of Prince Zhanghuai.

Li Xian's looks were above average in the entertainment industry. He had a sunny disposition, a manly disposition, and was also very energetic. His facial features were standard. There was no excess fat, and his lines were distinct. He was handsome, but at the same time, he had a cute side. He had dark skin and strong muscles. In general, Lee Hsien's looks were considered above average in the entertainment industry. His appearance was characteristic of a masculine male celebrity with a very masculine strength.

Tang Xian and Su Li's novel was called "Nine Heavenly Songs", which was an ancient style fantasy novel. The main characters Tang Xian and Su Li were the names of the male and female protagonists. The story was about a mysterious world where Tang Xian and Su Li met each other and embarked on a thrilling adventure. This novel was very popular among readers and had been published on many websites.

Li Xian was the second son of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Zhi, and Wu Zetian. He was made Crown Prince after Li Hong's sudden death. Li Xian was clear and fair in handling government affairs, and was praised by Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty and supported by the government and the people. However, he was also suspected by Wu Zetian and was eventually deposed as a commoner and exiled to Bazhou. After Wu Zetian deposed the emperor, he ordered cruel officials to force Li Xian to commit suicide at the age of 29. As for Li Hong, he was Wu Zetian's eldest son. He died of illness not long after he was made Crown Prince. Regarding the cause of his death, there was a saying that he died of illness, and another saying that he was killed by Wu Zetian. However, modern historians were more inclined to believe that he died of illness. Thus, Li Xian and Li Hong's endings were not satisfactory.

The title of Li Xian's novel, which had transmigrated into a fake eunuch, was Fake Eunuch: Starting from Pushing the Crown Princess.

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