
Great Tang: What's It Like to Pretend to Be a Prince?
大唐:假冒皇子是什么体验?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 318k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
199Chapters
2.6MReads
8.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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Empress Changsun is good at using the past to describe the present, correcting Li Shimin's political mistakes, protecting loyal and capable ministers, and restraining the expansion of power of the Changsun family. In the tenth year of Zhenguan, he died in the Zhengdian Hall at the age of thirty-six. She was posthumously named Empress Wende and was buried in Zhaoling. She was given a gift to Empress Wendeshunsheng. She was known in history as "the wise empress through the ages."
There seems to be no sweet potatoes in Datang, right? And baked seitan, are you serious? You must know that the sweet potatoes of Tang Dynasty are still in South America. In the 16th century, people from Fujian introduced
Changsun Wuji, the greatest Yin man throughout the ages, how deep is the city? What you wrote is like a retard. Princess Changle, princess, you will die in less than a day. Li Er, the emperor of the ages, is also not very smart. Baby, my father is very disappointed in you.
Why is Changsun Wuguo written as a villain in this book? Can't you find the handwriting? In fact, what bothers me the most is writing about the Tang Dynasty. I just focus on the affairs of the imperial court in the Tang Dynasty all day long. There are so many enemies outside and the earth is so big. It's not enough work, right? I just spent the whole day arguing with him on the Tang Dynasty.
I would like to ask, do twenty kilograms of sweet potatoes weigh? Do you carry twenty pounds of sweet potatoes with you? Where did you put it?
Is there any truth about the Tang Dynasty? Isn't it all about time?
I really can't help but complain when I see the picture at the banquet. Has the author ever cooked roasted sweet potatoes? In rural areas, they are roasted over charcoal fire, without open flames. You said that those three minutes can only be cooked on the outside and cooked on the inside. There are also roasted sweet potatoes sold. Others, without complaining, just say that it takes at least half an hour to buy a roasted sweet potato. The amount depends on the charcoal, and it must be baked inside to be evenly heated.
I feel drunk when I see roasted gluten. Did this exist in the Tang Dynasty? It seems that there were very few baked goods in the Tang Dynasty...
Empress Changsun is good at using the past to describe the present, correcting Li Shimin's political mistakes, protecting loyal and capable ministers, and restraining the expansion of power of the Changsun family. In the tenth year of Zhenguan, he died in the Zhengdian Hall at the age of thirty-six. She was posthumously named Empress Wende and was buried in Zhaoling. She was given a gift to Empress Wendeshunsheng. She was known in history as "the wise empress through the ages."
Is the author Brother Gluten possessed? Is the Tang Dynasty teasing me with this?