
Age of Empires: I Became Li Chengqian
帝国时代:我成了李承乾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 788k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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384Chapters
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Any Good Novels About Transmigrating Into Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty?
Are there any good novels about transmigrating into Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty? With a System.
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A Tang Dynasty Transmigration Novel Featuring Li Chengqian
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Stories About Li Chengqian of the Tang Dynasty, Featuring Li Chengqian Only
The protagonist doesn’t have to be Li Chengqian, but Li Chengqian must become emperor in the end.
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Any Tang Dynasty Transmigration Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes Li Chengqian? Preferably with High Combat Prowess.
I want a satisfying power fantasy. The protagonist shouldn’t be useless or the type to keep a low profile.
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Looking for a Novel Where Someone Transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and Becomes Crown Prince Li Chengqian
Novels about Li Chengqian as the crown prince.
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There is a big problem with what the author wrote. As the prince of the Tang Dynasty, how could the protagonist be so miserable? He was slashed here, slapped there, almost drowned in the end, almost killed later, and then imprisoned. As the prince of the Tang Dynasty, didn't he take any bodyguards with him when he went out? It's okay to have some protection in secret, but there is nothing. I want money but no money, and I want people but no one. It's better to pretend to be poor and maintain good relations with Jianghu people. The protagonist is cute sometimes, but sometimes he is very scheming. For example, in the part where Sun was revealed to be rebellious, he was already on the verge of rebellion, and he was still a local snake. Your protagonist just went to his house stupidly, and talked a lot because he is the prince. How can you convince him? We almost knew who was rebelling, and who was the traitor, but I went to someone else's house alone. How stupid was it? And then I was very cautious in doing things later (including the previous paragraphs). This writing is very contradictory. Also, during the mission to the Turks, there was a son of a county magistrate. He robbed the protagonist of all the things he gave to the Turks and killed people. Then the protagonist took a high-ranking official, Du So-so, to go directly to the family to reprimand him, and even said in front of them that your son must go to jail. The protagonist had also heard the words of the county magistrate doting on his son before, but didn't care. As a result, the county magistrate rebelled the same day. If the soldiers were not the magistrate's confidants, you would be gone. Just like that, there are no guards. Is it so shabby to be a prince of the Tang Dynasty? Even if you have a few people, it won't be like this. Later, when King Fan rebels, it is a forced intelligence. He actually lets the protagonist take charge of food and grass. A prince, the protagonist, whose loyalty is unknown, just says a few nice words next to others for a few days, and you trust yourself as they say? I really just... Don't know what to say It was originally a very good book, with a good subject matter and a good setting. However, I was fooled by the storyline. If the author of this book does not change his thinking, this book will really fail.
The protagonist's IQ is too low. Friends who like to watch it for fun, please don't read it. You will regret it if you do.
The writing is sophisticated, but the thinking is childish.
Isn't it a big mistake?
Sent, I suggest you reopen it.