The Strongest Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty
大唐之最强皇太子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
577Chapters
19.3MReads
37kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 21
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Even though you have traveled through time, you should use the name after time travel, otherwise it will look awkward
The so-called "a gentleman stays away from the kitchen" is just a psychological state that cannot bear to kill. This is the mentality of King Xuan of Qi who "exchanged sheep for cattle" because he saw the cattle about to be killed but did not see the sheep about to be killed. "Out of sight, out of mind", so a gentleman stays away from the kitchen where chickens and ducks are slaughtered I hope the author can correct the error
Li Chengqian is lame, how can he be as fast as a normal person?
Two names, looks awkward
Doesn't Li Shimin believe in Taoism? I still want to practice the elixir of immortality! Why did you become a believer in Buddhism???
In Datang, I made potato beef brisket. . . . . This potato was not obtained by the protagonist.
Is it because the Tang Dynasty is not exciting enough for you to write a fairy tale? Nondescript, what I want to watch is about the Tang Dynasty conquering the world. Writing about Xianxia is the biggest failure, so forgive me for giving a low score when I see Xianxia is mentioned in the catalog.
Well written, Cheng Yaojin burst out laughing.
The author also had a prince named Li Chengqian in the Tang Dynasty, who was awesome.
In the Tang Dynasty, there was no such thing as "Long Live My Emperor, Long Live Long Live."