
Great Tang: From the Start, I Mistook Li Er for My Foolish Nephew
大唐:开局错把李二认成傻侄子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
82Chapters
1.6MReads
14.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 10
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Li Erlian's own father was forced to abdicate, but he still cares about who his uncle is.
They all meet Li Shimin. How about reading a book called "Five Surnames and Seven Hopes" where you meet the protagonist, disguise your identity and get close to the protagonist, and then fuck Li Shimin? I think the author's imagination and update speed will make it popular, right?
He's a stupid nephew, the protagonist is the big fool, right?
Did chili peppers exist during the Tang Dynasty? Wasn't it introduced during the Ming Dynasty?
Aren't you afraid that Li Shimin will kill the protagonist with a knife?
Recently, I have seen a few books that misidentified Li Er. Some of them identified Li Er as [father] or [father-in-law].
Commentary on Chapter 3 of "Datang: Mistaken Li Er as Silly Nephew at the Beginning" written by Wuyou Gandi. Silly Nephew, please call me uncle (please give me flowers).
In fact, I wanted to complain about the protagonist's name before, it really looks like a supporting character name...
Regarding Chapter 42 of "Datang: Mistaking Li Er for His Silly Nephew at the Start" written by Wuyou Gandi, are you all cheating? (Ask for flowers) Chapter review.
Comments on Chapter 7 Pain and Happiness (Please give me flowers) in "Datang: Mistaken Li Er as a Silly Nephew at the Beginning" written by Wuyou Gandi.