I Took Over the Tang Dynasty Crown Prince’s Body

Who will continue watching me fuck my mother?

Why are you criticizing someone's hard-earned book? You're all just idiots. They worked so hard to write it, and you're just wasting your time criticizing it. You're just a bunch of haters. Stop barking, okay?

I really don't want to criticize you readers. Regardless of whether a book is well-written or not, I sit here and try my best to update it. Even so, I haven't abandoned it. Look at your ugly behavior, some of you are even starting to curse. Is it really necessary to make such a fuss over reading a book? Are you out of your minds?

What kind of garbage is this? The first few chapters were okay, but it gets increasingly absurd. Killing his own parents for two women he just met? What a horrible moral compass! This idiot author has no shame.

Refugees must have gone without food for days, only able to drink watery soup. If you add meat, even a little bit of oil will make their intestines spill out. Eating meat? You're brainless! Read more books!

The author probably has no parents, doesn't experience family affection, is a loser at the bottom of society, and has no love—how pitiful.

Before me stood sages, after me heavens, and I myself stand before the Great Dao. With a wave of my hand, countless stars vanish; a single step spans ten thousand light-years, billions upon billions of years. My heart is lonely. With a breath, I forged one hundred and eight systems, sending them to Earth to find hosts. Reply with 66, and the systems will appear in your mind.

What a load of rubbish! Do you have some misunderstanding about "feel-good" novels? Family members meeting but not recognizing each other? Heartbreaking. Empress Zhangsun, on her deathbed, longs to hear her mother's voice one last time but cannot. Even more heartbreaking, misunderstood by Li Shimin and turned against him. Even more heartbreaking. His own woman has a genetic problem with her eyes.

This is fucking too cruel. The Earth is so big, and there's nothing else besides a few small neighboring countries? He was an orphan in his past life, and spent nine years learning so much; shouldn't he have changed, cherished family more? But you're talking about patricide and irreconcilable differences. A modern person going to ancient times should be more open-minded and accepting, right?

I feel like this book is a compilation of plots from several other books.