
Great Tang: You Brat, Could You Stop Being Such a Bear?
大唐:逆子,求你不要太熊了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 147k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Tang Dynasty Stories! Hilarious!!! You Unfilial Brat!
Please recommend some lighthearted, funny stories about a rebellious son in the Tang Dynasty!
You'd Be Missing Out If You Don't Read Tang Dynasty Stories!!!
A god-tier novel!!!
Looking for Good Tang Dynasty Stories With a System, Preferably Long Enough to Keep Reading
Great Tang, System, word count is king
Any Tang Dynasty Stories Where the Lead Is Reborn as Li Shimin’s Son and Comes With a System?
Reincarnated in the womb, with a System, a crown prince, and a natural genius who excels at both literature and martial arts.
Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty as Li Shimin’s Son, a Mischievous Kid Who Gives His Father a Hard Time
Tang Dynasty.
Li Shimin's Sons in the Tang Dynasty: I Want Them All Except Li Chengqian
I'm out of books to read. Please, I beg you, recommend some!
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.
A Novel About Being Reborn as a Tang Dynasty General’s Son, Similar to Stories About the Great Clans of the Tang Dynasty
Reborn or transmigration are both fine, as long as the story is funny.
Books About Turning Into a Little Kid
I'm begging you!!
Tang Dynasty Stories Where the Protagonist Is Given the Title of Prince of Beitang
A Tang dynasty story where the protagonist is given the title Prince of Beitang.
What's the Name of That Novel Where Someone Transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and Uses a Jade Seal to Crack Walnuts?
Historical Stories About a Bratty Kid in the Tang or Ming Dynasty
Please, everyone!
In same booklists
Great Tang: Li Shimin Exposes My Secret Stash
The Great Tang's First Crown Prince
At Nine Years Old, I Ruled Great Tang
Great Tang: Father, I Really Didn't Plan to Rebel!
The Rebellious Son of the Flourishing Tang Dynasty
Great Tang: The Number One Troublemaker of Zhenguan
Great Tang: You Rebellious Son, Are You Planning a Rebellion?
Great Tang: From the Start, I Mistook Li Er for My Father!
Great Tang: I Was Just About to Rebel, but My Dad Is Li Shimin
The Divine-Level Brat of the Great Ming
Great Tang: I Earn a Prince’s Title by Sending Li Er to Mine
Transmigrated as a Bear of a Crown Prince in the Tang Dynasty, Driving My Father Li Shimin Mad
Great Tang: I Rebuke Li Er and Demand His Abdication from the Start
Great Tang: I Bump into Li Shimin from the Start
Great Tang: The God-Tier Bear Child
Great Tang: Li Er Is Furious to Find Himself the Fall Guy Dad
The Tang Prince Who Chose to Lie Flat, While Li Shimin Begs Me to Become Emperor
The Superpowered Bear Kid of the Tang Dynasty
Great Tang: The Li Family’s Rebellious Son Makes Li Shimin Furious from the Start
Great Tang: I Start a Rebellion Right Away
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Let me analyze it for you first: 1. This novel is not bad, you could call it a "feel-good" read. 2. The author isn't familiar with history and can write anything, like a high-ranking official being banished to the cold palace? Li Shimin calling himself "I, the Lonely One"? 3. This book is suitable for beginners; the novel is all about comfort.
Fun, fun, so much fun!
It would be great if the section about Wei Zheng could be changed, but the book is quite interesting. I'm just offering a suggestion, and I hope the author won't take it too seriously.
The plot is hilarious and will make you laugh out loud (maybe I'm the only one who can laugh). Anyway, five stars!
I would like to ask the author, if you are going to read this, please reply quickly. How did Wei Zheng know about this? Was it a reward from a system-issued task?
Changsun Chong is hilarious!
Niu Guizhou Road War God probably has your name on the renovation.
Yes, it's better than any novel I've ever read before.
Silver did not circulate in the Tang Dynasty; copper coins were used. Therefore, it must be "guan" (贯) or "wenqian" (文钱) to be correct.
Li Luo of the Tang Dynasty is 11 years old, the protagonist is 8 years old, and the eldest son is younger than the third son. I don't quite understand this part, but the book is still pretty good.