The Crown Prince Who Guards the Nation
镇国太子爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 718k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
368Chapters
17Reads
5.9Score
52.2kReads · all time
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Synopsis
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The Heir to the Number One Family in the Capital
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The Young Master of the Capital
The young master of a prominent Jingcheng family has had three generations of ancestors die for their country. He joins the military himself, gets injured on a mission, and returns home to recuperate.
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It's okay, but it's written in a Ta Luo Li Ba Sui style. The Xia Emperor is not domineering at all, timid, stoic, has no trump card of his own, is forced by some treacherous ministers and three princes to make up his mind, betrays the powerless eldest prince against his conscience, and instead wants the eldest prince to do something for him. He dealt with the coercion and intimidation of Da Liao and Tubo, and even asked the eldest prince to deal with the conspiracy set up by Tubo and the six princes. In the end, he achieved the eldest prince's great achievements, pacified the northern border, and conquered Tubo. The unparalleled achievements of An Liao made Zhao Kang the prince who was reborn after traveling through Daxia.
Yes, very exciting.
Waste of time not worth watching
Really exciting, worth seeing
It's okay before chapter 100, but there's only one word after that (bad)
Very good and exciting
I read few books, and this is the most rubbish. After reading this book in two days, I can even play checkers.
Okay hehehe
What a rubbish book! As an emperor, he is not domineering at all.
Not a good room