Datang: at the Beginning, the Umbilical Cord Blood of Queen Changsun Was Taken
大唐：开局取了长孙皇后的脐带血
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- Completed
- Length
- 333k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In the Beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Empress Changsun Recognized Her as a Relative
At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Empress Changsun recognized her as a relative
The Heroine Is the Eldest Grandson Wugou (Datang Dynasty)
. . . .
The Heroine of Changsun Wugou Is Changsun Wugou
Novels like Chang Sun Wugou
Begins a Novel About Empress Changsun Who Loses Her Memory and Changes Her Name to Linglong to Marry the Protagonist.
A Book with Unparalleled Power During the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It Doesn't Matter If It's a Myth or Not, It's Best to Protect the Sui Dynasty.
The best kind of books during the Sui and Tang dynasties with protagonists who are more powerful than Li Yuanba are those that protect the Sui Dynasty and exterminate foreign tribes.
In the Tang Dynasty, I Became Li Er's Successor
Travel Through the Sui Dynasty, Take the Eldest Grandson Wugu, Destroy Yang Guang, and Become the Emperor's Book
I want to read a book like "Knocking down Li Yuanba with one punch, Li Yuan, do you regret it?" Invincible refreshing novels, new books like Sun Wujia, the leading female lead
I Beg the Protagonist to Take Empress Changsun to the Next Generation for Treatment.
Empress Changsun suffers from a mental illness. The protagonist takes Empress Changsun, Li Er and others through the system to travel to later generations for treatment.
Is there anyone who can do it on his own in the Tang Dynasty instead of being a dog licker for Li Er?
Is There Any Tang Dynasty Article About Marrying Empress Changsun?
Is there any Tang Dynasty novel about marrying Empress Changsun?
The Novel Theme of the Courtyard House Is Free of Shit, Peeing, and Hacking to Death.
I would like to read a book similar to "Siheyuan: The Public Life of Prince Qin". A joyful courtyard house
The author is strengthening the protagonist's ability to receive systematic help during treatment.
This book is good and more beautiful than your other book. Of course, everyone's taste may be different, but the medical skills and the like in it don't need to promote Western medicine too much. I think Chinese medicine should also be promoted more and learn from each other's strong points, combining Chinese and Western medicine. Overall, it's good, but there are too few chapters.
It feels pretty good. Have you ever seen someone carrying an entire laboratory through time? I've seen it 😀
The character structure of this book is very good, the content is great, and the flavor complex makes people very happy. Come on, glutinous rice balls. The writing style is good and the rhyme of the writing is very good. I cherish this good book but have no choice but to end it hastily. It is sad and sad. I hope Tangyuan will publish another book. I will go to watch it.
Funny and humorous. Be brave and naughty.
It's quite interesting and worth watching.
Well written, keep up the good work
The plot is perfect and beautiful
Looks pretty good, relatively normal
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It sounds so exciting. They blow up people's houses at every turn. Those aristocratic families are the worst I have ever seen. The foundations of their houses are gone.
It's pretty good. Although it's not finished, I still have to give the author a thumbs up 👍. Write more books, come on!
Okay, but the ending is a bit hasty? Overall not bad
It's very good, but the ending seems too sudden. Come on.
Come on, come on, come on
Yes, although it's a bit toxic, I enjoyed watching it, but it ended too hastily.
From the beginning to now, the writing of the article is still really wonderful. I haven't bothered to bother the second batch of the rest, okay?
Very interesting, good luck to the author.
Very good, the plot is tight
Not bad, better than most books
It's really good. I read it all in one sitting. It's a pity. Come on, author.