Tang Dynasty: The Greatest Consort Prince

Nice, come on

The writing is pretty good

I was confused, why do you think you are a princess and you think you will definitely get it if you marry someone else, and you want them to give up half of your family property? There is something wrong with your brain, and you force your own ideas on others.

After reading Chapter 23, I really can't stand it anymore, so I won't talk about some official positions and length units. The author first found out how much contribution the protagonist has made. The most important thing is that the protagonist is 9 years old. A normal person would know what potential this has, let alone the civil and military officials and the emperor. In the end, he was rewarded with a broken house, haha

I have written three novels about traveling through time and marrying a princess, and they feel... As bland as ever. A more fair assessment is that although the writing is okay, the storyline is too taken for granted. It can be read, but it is not interesting enough to look forward to the next development.

I can't even understand the relationship between the characters. Changsun Wuji was promoted to the head of the state, and Changsun Chong was demoted from son to grandson! Will you call your dad grandpa when you see him in the future? Does your uncle call you father-in-law?

I feel that pig's feet are worthless. To defend against the Turks, I will give you a house. For such a big contribution to disaster relief, it means nothing.

How to say it! I have also read twenty or thirty Tangwen novels. The protagonist is the best at getting around. Chun Chun is a more powerful businessman. Chapter 70 is full of trivial matters. There are no major pitfalls and nothing good to watch. If you have nothing to do, just take a look and pass the time.

It's okay, but the content may be a bit awkward. But overall it's a good book. As long as you don't get into trouble

Actually, I didn't have high hopes for this book at first. It felt like it should be the same as other time-travel novels. But you still have to read it to know what kind of book it is. After reading it, I felt pretty good because the author's writing style is very good. The most important thing is that the emperor and middle ministers are not written as two hundred and five. This is worthy of praise. As for why I gave it 4 stars, it's because I've only read a little bit, and I want to see what happens next. When the finale is over, if it's still good, I'll add another star to the remaining one. I'm also a little worried that this book will end halfway. Because it is not easy to find a book that is pleasing to the eye.