
The Tang Dynasty’s Number One Bear Cub
大唐第一熊孩子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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A Shameless Protagonist Who Hands Sandpaper to People Going to the Bathroom
Stories About a Younger Brother Doted on by His Many Older Brothers
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Comedy, Comedy, Comedy! Give Me Books That'll Make Me Laugh Out Loud
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It's all about having fun. I'm satisfied that there aren't any upsetting scenes. I'm here to have some fun; who in their right mind would enjoy watching those frustrating parts? People are already tired of the stress in everyday life, so just enjoy yourself!
No, no, this book is really good; it's one of my favorite Tang Dynasty novels!
This book isn't like many of today's frivolous novels that pad out their word count. It has a system, but it doesn't use system rewards to pad the word count; it's only briefly mentioned when Li Chengqian and Li Tai are getting their hands on the little boy. It feels much more sophisticated than those padding books.
Alternatively, the protagonist is a four-year-old child who displays amazing talent and gains the emperor's attention. Although there are many obstacles along the way, the ending is very good. Overall, I recommend this book.
This is the best time-travel novel I've ever read, unlike others that are unbeatable from the start. The author is fantastic, keep up the good work!
The Great Tang Dynasty is a well-written book with a great plot. Those who give it bad reviews are probably mostly kids around 16 years old.
The main character mostly relies on himself, with the system merely serving as an auxiliary tool. After reading it for several months, I can say that this book is truly excellent. However, given the length of the book, and the fact that it's a long one, it's impossible for a student to read it every day. So, when I encountered boring or awkward parts, I would skip many chapters. But overall, it's very good.
Like the legendary Tang Dynasty warriors, this book avoids the later humiliations and suffering of Chinese history. It has grand ambitions. Worth reading to pass the time.
The writing is good and worth reading; it portrays the temperament and personality of children very vividly.
Although fewer people are reading it now, I still really like it. As long as the author updates, I'll read it every day. I hope the author won't reduce the frequency of updates any further.