Great Tang: From the Start, I Refuse to Become a Prince Consort!

The reason why people feel tired is that they often wander between persistence and passion, and are indecisive.

I am the author of Poujie. I would like to ask, does anyone read it? If someone sees you, talk, and I will strive for more.

Alas, here I am, there is another person who wrote a letter of inspiration, although there have been quite a few before, come on. Awesome

Flowers and review tickets have been sent out today. More are needed. Not enough.

After reading a few chapters, I don't know where Lian Nishang and Tudou came from. It seems that they were moved from other novels.

It's okay. Flowers will come tomorrow, but there are none today.

About Tian Jiuri's "Datang: Refuse to Become the Prince Consort at the Beginning!" 014 Young people don't respect martial ethics and will pinch someone's eggs when they come up! Chapter review.

The protagonist is so unsure of himself and feels he is not as good as a monk.

Fang Yiai, the second son of Fang Xuanling, was the consort of Princess Gaoyang (later changed to Princess Hepu), the seventeenth daughter of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. After Fang Yiai married Princess Gaoyang, Fang Yiai favored all his sons-in-law, and was promoted to Taifu Qing, Sanqi Changshi, and was granted the title of General Youwei. He followed Taizong to conquer Goguryeo.

There are many people writing Fang Er in Feilu. Most of them initially refused to write hundreds of chapters and later became the true fragrance law. They still became Gao Yang's consort or successfully broke off the engagement and became the consort of Princess Changle. No matter what, they were all royal intruders and were later prostituted by the Li family for free. Cross-era technology (you are my son-in-law, what reward can I ask for!)