The Tang Dynasty’s Best Son-in-Law
大唐最牛女婿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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There Are No Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty Anymore. I Dare You to Disagree! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ
Tomato's Tang Dynasty Novels, This One Has to Be Number One
Good novels set in the Tang Dynasty
Funny Tang Dynasty Stories That Drive Li Shimin Crazy
A Transmigration Story Where Tang Poetry and Song Lyrics Conquer the Nine Provinces
Any transmigration novels set in a xianxia or high-martial-arts world, with Tang poetry that splits mountains and rivers and a Song ci poem that covers all the land? Please recommend some.
The Only Son-in-Law Novel I Seriously Finished
From a lowly live-in son-in-law to the savior of the world! He'll protect everyone, even if it costs him his life! Qin Ming, I'll remember you.
Books About Transmigrating to the Great Tang That Respect History
Tang Dynasty, transmigration, and respect for history.
Tang Dynasty Novel Where the Male Lead Marries Princess Changle
Tang Dynasty, Changle.
Come On In If You Love the Tang Dynasty
High-quality Tang dynasty novels.
Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Bringing Modern Inventions to the Past
Any novels where someone transmigrates to ancient times and puts modern food, military technology, and other things to use there?
A Satisfying Tang Dynasty Story!
The kind that feels incredibly satisfying to read!
A Poor Scholar Preparing for the Civil Service Exams, Who Also Knows Martial Arts
Looking for Historical What-If Stories. I Recently Found Out This Genre Has So Many Great Reads
Preferably funny, the kind that keeps you up at night.
There Are Too Few Great Transmigration Stories with Poetry, Alternate History, and Brain-Teasing Plots
Tang Dynasty, Multiple Female Leads
Looking for a story set in the Tang Dynasty. The protagonist breaks off an engagement from the start, there are multiple female leads, Princess Changle and Zhangsun Chong have an agreement, and later he takes Yuan Tiangang's eldest disciple under his wing.
You'd Be Missing Out If You Don't Read Tang Dynasty Stories!!!
A god-tier novel!!!
Looking for a Son-in-Law Novel Rated 9.5 or Higher
A xianxia fantasy novel about a live-in son-in-law. The male lead has to be handsome. I’m a total sucker for good-looking guys.
Any Son-in-law Novels Where the Male Lead Isn’t a Simp, and the Story Has Both Humor and Romance?
They get treated with contempt and still talk about having feelings? Pathetic!
Are There Really No Good Novels Where Someone Shows Off by Quoting Classical Chinese Poetry in Ancient Times?
Any good novels about classical poetry? Preferably ones where the protagonist shows off after traveling to ancient times.
Stories Like Misty Rain Tower and The Blood of Youth
I Became Li Er's Successor in the Tang Dynasty
Historical Fiction: Li Shimin’s Rebellious Brat of a Son
Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Alternate History
Transmigrated as Li Shimin's son. The princes stand united against outsiders, but none of them is interested in the throne.
🌿Assisting the Empress, Then Getting Clung to by Her When It Is Time to Retire After Accomplishing Everything!
Tang Dynasty + System + Unlimited Resources
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Hunting the Tang Dynasty
Back to Ancient Times as a Literary Giant
Great Tang: I Really Don’t Want to Marry Princess Changle
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Although I skipped through almost 800 pages, I went straight to the last one. It was pretty good, I guess. I didn't even look at the middle section, just the first 100+ pages and the last one. So, I'll give it five stars.
This book is actually quite good, but its biggest flaw is that the main characters keep praising the protagonist, almost as if they wish he were a god. 😂 Personally, I think this forced character development is counterproductive. 😂 If the protagonist is diligent, upright, and indifferent to official rank, I don't think we should approach it from the perspective of other characters, but rather…
I've only read a few chapters, but the protagonist, Chen Zhu, is well-written, showcasing the intelligence and insight of a modern person.
A rational and composed style makes people easy to like.
I'm just curious why all the male protagonists in Tang Dynasty novels have to marry Princess Chang Le?
It's well-written and features a charming personality; it's worth recommending. The only drawback, like many novels, is that the ending is too brief.
Aside from the somewhat rushed ending, I think the whole book is very well written. Chen Zhu's character is very vivid, and the plot is also very well written. It's a great book.
Very good, the revolution is not yet complete, comrades must continue to strive.
The writing is very good, the content, characters, and emotions are all at a high level, but the ending is too hasty.
The circumstances of Princess Chang Le's death were never clearly explained; she simply disappeared without a trace.