Back in the Zhenguan Era as the Crown Prince

I think the biggest feature of this book so far is the use of historical facts. The author's writing is good, and the character creation is even better.

This book respects history more than other books of the same type. If I didn't have pocket money, I would have given the author a reward.

It's already the second time (I finished reading it long ago) I really like the plot of this book (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ It is currently my favorite historical time travel novel. The author writes it very carefully, and it can be seen that he has worked hard to check the information. I really feel that the rating is too low. But the update speed of the author u1s1 is almost the same as my probability of getting full marks in the historical test. (Ps: I learned a lot of knowledge)

This book tells the story of the late emperor Li Chengqian, the eunuch of the East Palace of the Tang Dynasty, and his father, His Majesty Li Shimin Li Er, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, and a series of other people. The story mainly develops in daily life, and there are very few wars. The main wars include the war against the Turks and the war against the Tibetans. Yes, its internal structure is very detailed, because it is a lot of fun, and it is very wonderful. The shortcoming is that there are not some exciting fights, or exciting life in "Hurry Up", very few, heavy I mean, heavy to impress the audience's fun heart, but it is still very good [Like][Like][Like]

This is one of the top Tang Dynasty novels I have ever read. 😉

I hope everyone will read the review of the book that has been read for more than 20 hours. This book is quite exciting. Since the Tang Dynasty, more and more people have traveled through time in the Tang Dynasty. This book is above average among the ones I have read, with four and a half stars, less than five stars. It is true that the later period is too boring. I will The score is lower. From the time he saved Li Jiancheng and let Qingque go, he brought back Li Shimin's family affection little by little. I felt good about it. Although he himself complained that he was a bit of a saint, so what? After all, he is a person with seven emotions and six desires. . . Very normal!

This book is wonderful and vivid. There is a lot of classical Chinese in it, so you need to calm down and read it slowly. This book is superbly written and very exciting, whether it is the strategy of the court, the temptation between father and son, the grand scenes of war, or even the intrigues among the people. The only pity is that this book is still a little short. I want to see how the Tang Dynasty, which has changed its history, will develop in the future. I want to see how Li Ke takes Li Han to America to open up a new continent. I want to see whether the protagonist can return to the Tang Dynasty that he laid the foundation for. I hope the author can continue writing. This is one of the few historical works I have ever read.

It's good to read. In fact, some of the comments are quite right. There is no need to explain the real history. The novel is originally fictional. You can invent cement, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and sweet potato syrup. Oil. Lime , glass, gunpowder, medical school, military academy, trains, you can develop the Tang Dynasty to modern times and no one will say anything about you. Things in history are not necessarily authentic.

I think the narrative in this article is not that exaggerated. Many novels have the characteristic of the protagonist's aura. However, in ancient times, there were many restrictions due to etiquette and law. In fact, you really don't know when to say goodbye to the world. In this article, I was fortunate enough to read some of the views of various schools of thought, which opened my eyes (a compliment). I hope I can increase my knowledge while relaxing. (Ps: You didn't make up the author's views on the various schools of thought, did you?) Very exciting! Worth a look! The above is a personal opinion.

It's not bad. I personally like the author's annotations on some important events. Without that kind of brainless and illogical yy, just these two points must be five stars. Big cheers for the author! ! !