The full text of Ma Shi Tang and Li He

Ma Liang, the magic brush, was one of the heroes of Liangshan Lake in the ancient Chinese novel Water Margins. Legend has it that he once had a magical pen that could draw any shape and any object could become lifelike under his brush. Therefore, he was also known as the "Divine Brush Ma Liang". When Ma Liang was young, he was very smart and good at calligraphy and painting. After he joined Liangshan Lake, he had gained everyone's trust and respect because he could help the heroes of Liangshan Lake solve various problems. Ma Liang was a controversial figure in the history of Liangshan Lake because he had participated in many illegal activities such as stealing treasures and human trafficking. In the novel Water Margins, Ma Liang finally left Liangshan Lake due to the turmoil in the area and began his wandering life. He encountered many difficulties and challenges in his wandering life, but he still persevered in pursuing his dream and continued his painting career. Ma Liang was a legendary and mysterious character in ancient Chinese novels. His story had always been loved and praised by people.

Li He was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. His " 23 Horses " was a famous long poem that described his lofty aspirations and what he saw and heard while riding a horse on the grasslands. The following is the full text of the poem: River bend, cattle isle, nostalgic for the past, the moon shines on the green stream pavilion at night. The sound of water and the scenery of the mountains are so clear that it seems to be a paradise on earth. Riding on a horse, I go over the mountain to brush away the clouds and rain to see the sunrise. The horses in the vast world roared wildly. Thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, all the horses 'hooves, in one day, I saw all the flowers in Chang' an. The spring breeze triumphed, the horse galloped, and in one day I saw all the flowers of Chang 'an. The golden spears and iron horses swallowed the mountains and sang war songs passionately. Three months of beacon fire, letters from home worth ten thousand taels of gold. The sound of the horn filled the sky. In autumn, the swallow's fat was stuffed into the night purple. Thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, all the horses 'hooves, in one day, I saw all the flowers in Chang' an. Horseshoes break the sound of cavalry, heroes only know how to bow and shoot. All the heroes of the world have come to me, dragons and snakes mixed together, needless to say. The green mountains can't block it, after all, it flows eastward. Passers-by asked where to answer with a smile Peach Blossom Village. Thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, all the horses 'hooves, in one day, I saw all the flowers in Chang' an. The spring breeze triumphed, the horse galloped, and in one day I saw all the flowers of Chang 'an.

I don't know anything about the Tang family of Ma Du at Dongkou in Hunan.

Li Shi of Tang Glory 2 was the eldest son of Tang Dezong, born by Shen Zhenzhu. Li Shi was played by Dong Zechen in the play.

Tang: My Wife Is Li Xiuning's full text can be found on some novel websites. This novel described a young man in plain clothes who married Princess Ping Yang, Li Xiu Ning, and obtained the ability of the reincarnation review system. He had pacified the chaos of the world on the outside, but he had to tame his fierce wife on the inside. However, the specific storyline and the full content needed to be understood by reading the novel.

The wife of Li Shi of the Tang Dynasty was Empress Wang of Zhaode. She was initially Li Shi's concubine, and later gave birth to Li Shi's eldest son, Li Song. After Li Shi ascended the throne, she was conferred the title of Consort Shu, and later in 783, she was made Empress.

Tang Hao and Li Wanqing was a free novel that told the story of a time traveler to the Tang Dynasty. The protagonist of the story, Tang Hao, was a disciple of a poor family. He was kidnapped by Li Jing of the Duke of Wei's estate and told that he was going to marry Li Jing's daughter. On the night of their wedding night, Tang Hao had bound himself to a reincarnation review system and obtained supreme power. However, other than that, the search results provided did not provide any more information about the novel. Therefore, I cannot provide an answer as to the details of the free reading of the entire novel.

Ma Boyong of Luoyang was a novel. However, the search results did not provide any specific information about the full text of Luoyang's Ma Boyong. Therefore, I don't know if Luoyang's Ma Boyong has the resources to read the full text.

Li Chun was the twelfth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, also known as Tang Xianzong. He was the grandson of Tang Dezong Li Shi and the eldest son of Tang Shunzong Li Song. During Li Chun's reign, he worked hard to make the country prosperous, put virtuous people in important positions, reformed maladministration, and strived to revive the country. He had pacified some military governors, weakened their power, and restored the prestige of the central government. His achievements were known as the " Yuan He Resurrection." However, during his reign, he was also murdered by eunuch Chen Hongzhi and others. Li Chun was forty-three years old and reigned for fifteen years. He was posthumously named Emperor Shenxiao, the Great Sage of Zhao Wen Wu, and his temple name was Xianzong. He was buried in Jingling.

Li Yi was the main character of " Bringing the System to the Great Tang ". He had transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and brought along a lifespan system. According to this system, only by doing things that were beneficial to the development of Tang society could he increase his lifespan. His lifespan was calculated by hours. In the story, he met Emperor Li Longji, who hid his identity from him. This novel was about how Li Yi used the system to change the fate of the Tang Dynasty.