This Tang Dynasty Crown Prince Is a Little Strange
这个大唐太子有点怪
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This book is impressive; at least its scope and structure are quite strong, unlike other historical fiction stories where the ending is predictable. Of course, it has a few flaws. Regarding the "golden fingers" (advantages), such as the ability to see through things and extract information, it's worth noting that those in positions of power should avoid direct intervention.
At first, I thought it was just okay, but then... It was amazing!! I couldn't stop reading. It's rare to find a novel this appealing on Feilu these days. Feilu is so big, and this is one of the few books I've read straight through without stopping. Keep it up!
Has the author lost his mind? The protagonist doesn't even want to be emperor. How could Li Shimin's son survive if he didn't become emperor?
Am I serious? Hahaha, the Crown Prince usually refers to himself as "I," while I am a concubine. Don't you even know this basic common sense?
I have a question. I know it's difficult for a prince who isn't the crown prince to become one, but is it really that difficult for a crown prince who doesn't want to be one? He could simply approach Emperor Taizong (Li Er) directly and say he didn't want to be crown prince and was willing to relinquish the position. Would Emperor Taizong force him to become crown prince?
I heard that people who hit the "Vertical and Horizontal" card have all met their ideal partner, hehe.
The protagonist's behavior and actions in rejecting the throne seem so much like a primary school student taking a test, getting full marks after answering all the questions correctly, and then, not wanting those marks, asking the teacher, "Teacher, how about giving me a zero?"
Author, if you're not into orthopedics, I'm sending you razor blades. You decide what to do.
The protagonist and all the male characters are called "Ghostwriters" or "Ghostwriters." All the female characters are called "Ghostwriter Girls," and a few people help out by checking the data. Finally, the accounts are deleted, and Feilu (a Chinese online learning platform) finds ghostwriters to write the content. Want to know how these ghostwriters would write it?
Are you kidding me? Chang Le doesn't accept Cheng Yang either, just cut them off already!