Great Tang: I Really Didn't Mean to Date the Princess

I'm not really into novels set in the Tang Dynasty, but I still want to give the author a little support •ू(ᵒ̴̶̷ωᵒ̴̶̷*•ू) )੭ु⁾

My previous review wasn't quite right, so I'm reposting it now. Among books set in the Tang Dynasty, this is arguably the best I've ever read. It's excellent, with a particularly strong sense of pacing. Unlike other Tang Dynasty books, it doesn't give you that feeling of wanting to throw it away after a while. The main and subplots are well-arranged, and the writing style is also of a high standard. I highly recommend it to any bookworm who enjoys Tang Dynasty stories.

It's a really good book; I finished it all even though there weren't many chapters. I usually don't read books that aren't over 500,000 words; this is the first book with so few words that I've finished reading.

I finally finished this novel after so long! Thank you to the author. It's a satisfying read. The male lead is of normal intelligence, and there aren't many endless power struggles, making it a very easy and enjoyable read. What I hate most is that the male protagonist always gets into endless trouble and is always so passive; it's exhausting to read. That's why I often give up on books like that.

Although these minor details do not touch upon the main subject of the story we are about to tell, it is not useless to mention, for the sake of completeness and accuracy, some rumors and gossip circulating about him at the beginning of his term.

I personally think it's very good. It's one of the better time-travel stories I've read that takes you to the Tang Dynasty. Most importantly, the author managed to write a sequel, which is truly commendable. Support! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

It has a 9.1 Rating! Wow, my sister! I'll give you one less star so you won't get too proud.

Thank you for changing your profile picture. To be honest, if the profile picture were of the author themselves... Wow!

Having read many chapters, I find many commendable points. This novel is very interesting. You may encounter history that differs from what you've seen before, but history is inherently uncertain, and what you've learned may not be true. So, don't take anything different too seriously. I recommend it to all readers.

The writing is excellent, with innovative and well-structured passages that flow smoothly and coherently, making it a very enjoyable read. It ranks among the top works of Tang Dynasty literature and is highly recommended. Currently, there are too few chapters available, so I'll have to wait and see.