
Li Chengqian’s Road to a Comeback
李承乾的逆袭之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
67Chapters
13Reads
23.2kReads · all time
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Reader comments 3
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Let's talk about the shortcomings of the first five chapters. 1. [Li Chengqian met Satisfied when he was 13 years old] It was not Satisfactory when he was 13 years old, it was probably around 20 years old. 2. [The protagonist traveled through time when the original owner was 13 years old] It is said that in three years, Li Chengqian will rebel. Historically, Li Chengqian rebelled at the age of 24. He should have been 21 at this time, not 13. 3. [The protagonist invented crutches in the Tang Dynasty. But in fact, around the end of the Western Han Dynasty, crutches had already appeared. At that time, they were called walking sticks or supporting the elderly. 4. [Li Shimin was angry because Li Chengqian was lustful and alienated him] This is completely unreasonable. Li Shimin himself was a very lustful person. After the Xuanwu Gate Incident, he, his sister-in-law, and his sister-in-law. He also had a concubine, a princess of the Sui Dynasty, who could be called the 3000 beauties in the harem. Has 35 children. If Li Chengqian ignores government affairs and does not want to make progress because he likes beauty, then Li Shimin will be angry. 5. [Li Shimin rewards the protagonist with 10,000 taels of silver] During the Tang Dynasty, there were very few silver mines in China, and it was impossible for silver to circulate in the market as currency. Silver appeared as a market currency in China starting from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The currency in circulation in the Tang Dynasty was copper coins or silk and satin, so naturally the rewards were copper coins and silk and satin.
Overall it's okay, but the details are not in place and the author is not responsible for his own book.
A very good book, very well written