The God-level Prince of the Tang Dynasty
About This Novel
Traveled to the Tang Dynasty and became the eight-year-old prince Li Chengqian. Li Chengqian: I have an unlimited pretense system. It's fun to show off for a while, and it's always fun to keep showing off. Ding, congratulations on gaining the talent ability. You are quick in thinking and can instantly kill all the great scholars at will. Ding, congratulations on being immune to all diseases, strengthening your physique, and improving your recovery ability tenfold. Ding, congratulations on getting a wonderful rejuvenation hand, specializing in treating difficult and complicated diseases. Everything you touch with your hand can become a miracle medicine.
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Official(148)Scraped 22d ago
Regarding the prince's self-proclaimed title, a must-read!
Regarding the self-proclaimed prince, some people think that the author made a mistake, but please see here! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! After reading this, don't talk about whether to persuade me to quit or not, you have all been brainwashed! ! ! ! ! ! The prince addressed the emperor as "son minister" and addressed his subordinates as "this king" or "this prince". Before the Qin Dynasty, there was no specific definition, and he also addressed his subordinates as "gu". For example, in the Tang Dynasty, the crown prince was often called "Crown Prince" and "Langjun" by those around him; some also called themselves "Ignorant". This can be seen in Shunzong's conversation with Wang Shuwen when he was the prince. For details, see "Old Tang Book·Biography 85": Wang Shuwen was from Shanyin, Yuezhou. He plays chess and waits for edicts, knows books roughly, and is good at speaking and reasoning. Dezong ordered him to go to the East Palace. The prince tried to discuss politics with his attendants. Because he talked about the shortcomings of the palace and the city, the prince said: "I see you, I should speak out." The emperor's name for his son: you can call him by his nickname if you are more affectionate. You can also call him by his first name in normal times, or you can call him by rank such as "Jiulang", or you can add something like "~儿" after the name: such as Huan'er, Gou'er, etc. The Crown Prince calls himself: "I am the King", "I am the Palace" or "I" is usually used. He can also call his subordinates "Little King" humbly. In addition, the emperor, queen or concubine are also called "sonchen".
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If you want to see any modern inventions and creations in this book, you can leave a message here! I will adjust the following items according to the actual situation!
A must see! Titles of the royal family of the Tang Dynasty
During the Tang Dynasty, the emperor only called himself "I" on formal occasions, and still used "I" or "I" in private, which was not as serious as in movies and TV shows. In private, others called the emperor "Everyone", "Guanjia" or "Supreme", and sometimes called him "Saint". Only in front of the emperor were they respectfully called "Your Majesty" or "Long Live", not "Emperor" directly. The emperor's concubines called themselves "concubine" or "concubine" instead of "concubine", as was the case in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, "empress" referred to the mother, not the emperor's concubine. The emperor's children do not call him "father", but directly call him "father" or "grandpa". "Grandpa" is not the honorific title we give to the elderly today. In the Tang Dynasty, "grandpa" meant father. Now some counties in China also call "father" "grandpa". The Queen is not called "Mother", but "A Niang" or "Her Royal Highness the Queen", and the title "Empress" does not exist.
About the Shang Dynasty
When could the harem go to court in Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty? The queen and concubines chatting in the court hall are comparable to family gatherings! The article is light-hearted, but also very brainless! No more comments. Let's see if it's worth it.
The system is still missing a product
The author, I think you can save things in the system, 50 points per cubic meter. This will be much more convenient for the protagonist. I will give you two recommendation votes every day to thank the author! Support! Hope to adopt
Father, please send your concubine to my bed.
Otherwise, you will die together with the eldest uncle and the second uncle.
The little prince
After reading 400 chapters, the prince is still eight years old and I am speechless😒. When will you grow up and when will you ascend the throne? . . .
The author has written the male protagonist so well, but it's normal for the novel to be exaggerated, as long as it's not too outrageous. There are also a lot of typos, I hope you can pay attention to them!
I don't know how to describe it. Li Shimin is written like a gangster, picking peaches after making some achievements.
I don't know how to describe it. Li Shimin is written like a robber, who only comes to pick off his son's achievements after he has made some achievements.
five stars
The book is quite good, but I feel that the emperor is a bit brainless. After all, he was a relatively famous emperor, so he couldn't be that stupid.
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Official(148)Scraped 22d ago
Regarding the prince's self-proclaimed title, a must-read!
Regarding the self-proclaimed prince, some people think that the author made a mistake, but please see here! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! After reading this, don't talk about whether to persuade me to quit or not, you have all been brainwashed! ! ! ! ! ! The prince addressed the emperor as "son minister" and addressed his subordinates as "this king" or "this prince". Before the Qin Dynasty, there was no specific definition, and he also addressed his subordinates as "gu". For example, in the Tang Dynasty, the crown prince was often called "Crown Prince" and "Langjun" by those around him; some also called themselves "Ignorant". This can be seen in Shunzong's conversation with Wang Shuwen when he was the prince. For details, see "Old Tang Book·Biography 85": Wang Shuwen was from Shanyin, Yuezhou. He plays chess and waits for edicts, knows books roughly, and is good at speaking and reasoning. Dezong ordered him to go to the East Palace. The prince tried to discuss politics with his attendants. Because he talked about the shortcomings of the palace and the city, the prince said: "I see you, I should speak out." The emperor's name for his son: you can call him by his nickname if you are more affectionate. You can also call him by his first name in normal times, or you can call him by rank such as "Jiulang", or you can add something like "~儿" after the name: such as Huan'er, Gou'er, etc. The Crown Prince calls himself: "I am the King", "I am the Palace" or "I" is usually used. He can also call his subordinates "Little King" humbly. In addition, the emperor, queen or concubine are also called "sonchen".
Questionnaire! ! ! ! ! ! !
If you want to see any modern inventions and creations in this book, you can leave a message here! I will adjust the following items according to the actual situation!
A must see! Titles of the royal family of the Tang Dynasty
During the Tang Dynasty, the emperor only called himself "I" on formal occasions, and still used "I" or "I" in private, which was not as serious as in movies and TV shows. In private, others called the emperor "Everyone", "Guanjia" or "Supreme", and sometimes called him "Saint". Only in front of the emperor were they respectfully called "Your Majesty" or "Long Live", not "Emperor" directly. The emperor's concubines called themselves "concubine" or "concubine" instead of "concubine", as was the case in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, "empress" referred to the mother, not the emperor's concubine. The emperor's children do not call him "father", but directly call him "father" or "grandpa". "Grandpa" is not the honorific title we give to the elderly today. In the Tang Dynasty, "grandpa" meant father. Now some counties in China also call "father" "grandpa". The Queen is not called "Mother", but "A Niang" or "Her Royal Highness the Queen", and the title "Empress" does not exist.
About the Shang Dynasty
When could the harem go to court in Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty? The queen and concubines chatting in the court hall are comparable to family gatherings! The article is light-hearted, but also very brainless! No more comments. Let's see if it's worth it.
The system is still missing a product
The author, I think you can save things in the system, 50 points per cubic meter. This will be much more convenient for the protagonist. I will give you two recommendation votes every day to thank the author! Support! Hope to adopt
Father, please send your concubine to my bed.
Otherwise, you will die together with the eldest uncle and the second uncle.
The little prince
After reading 400 chapters, the prince is still eight years old and I am speechless😒. When will you grow up and when will you ascend the throne? . . .
The author has written the male protagonist so well, but it's normal for the novel to be exaggerated, as long as it's not too outrageous. There are also a lot of typos, I hope you can pay attention to them!
I don't know how to describe it. Li Shimin is written like a gangster, picking peaches after making some achievements.
I don't know how to describe it. Li Shimin is written like a robber, who only comes to pick off his son's achievements after he has made some achievements.
five stars
The book is quite good, but I feel that the emperor is a bit brainless. After all, he was a relatively famous emperor, so he couldn't be that stupid.
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