
Reborn as the Tang Dynasty's Greatest Imperial Son-in-Law
重生之大唐最强驸马
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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553Chapters
3.1kReads · 30 days
694.3kReads · all time
237Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.2Score
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It's pretty good. The protagonist's intelligence is questionable, but he arrogantly goes further and further down the path of deceiving the emperor. If it were a real emperor, he would have died long ago. How could he have deceived the emperor for so long? Were the secret guards just incompetent? And how could he survive after deceiving so many people? Doesn't the emperor have any dignity?
I just started reading this novel and found it very enjoyable. However, I saw some comments saying that the novel is too unrealistic. Shouldn't novels be fictional? According to those comments, does that mean time travel is real? And are novels about cultivating immortality also real? Of course, it's all a matter of personal preference; you can read it if you want, or not if you don't.
Since you have a system, go write an invincible, awesome novel! Here's some advice! Good luck, I support you! He took all the princesses, noblewomen, and famous beauties from all over the world (whether from the Tang Dynasty or foreign lands, as long as they were beautiful or princesses). Engage in some agricultural planting (plant everything that is known and can be grown in modern times).
This is a very old book; I first encountered it during junior high school. I feel that each plot point, if broken down into individual segments, is quite good, and I really enjoyed it. The identities of the various characters and their emotional changes as they fall in love with the protagonist are also well-developed.
The content is incredibly captivating. I only read about 20 chapters, skipping straight from the first to the end. The comments are baffling. This book is perfect for watching while eating; it's so good it'll make your rice taste! The logic is ingenious, the character relationships are intricately complex, and he truly lives up to his title of "Strongest Prince Consort"—a cowardly yet…
The plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are vividly portrayed, making it a truly enjoyable watch!
Good-looking and with a storyline
I think it's great so far, I highly recommend it, and I hope the author updates soon.
It's visually appealing, can earn money, and kills time.
Excellent writing! Full of positive energy! Unlike some books that are too unrealistic, too violent, or too lewd.