
Great Tang: If You Won’t Rebel, Father, Then I Will!
大唐:父亲您不造反,我造反!
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 3mo ago
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Other names
- Y-Your Majesty! The Crown Prince Has an Edict!陛陛陛陛下!太子有旨!Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's watchable. So far, the main characters haven't engaged in any lewd activities, and the author avoids using suggestive language like describing women's figures. The brotherly relationship is portrayed harmoniously, with the author arranging jobs for them to achieve their ambitions.
Of all the books I've read about the Tang Dynasty, this one really suits my taste—a decisive and ruthless crown prince. His status is comparable to Zhu Biao's! 👍👍👍👍
If you like this, I'll recommend a book to you. I'll recommend it for 3000 reading hours. You'd better update it like crazy, or you'll be locked in a dark room and not allowed to eat if you don't update more.
Great!! Using the development of another simulated world to draw rewards is quite novel, and the prizes aren't too abrupt. The story development is also quite direct. Having enough strength to protect oneself and the technology to improve public morale, this straightforward approach is the most reasonable for an ordinary person who has traveled through time.
Purely enjoyable. It features a simulated world with a lottery system. Within a few months, you can improve papermaking, publish newspapers, create perfumes and soaps, cement, gunpowder, assembly lines, and so on—basically, everything you've seen in other time-travel stories. I read up to chapters 66-67 and then stopped.
Currently, there are three dragons: Li Yuan, Li Shimin, and Li Chengqian. Two more young dragons, Li Tai and Li Ke, are still growing. We eagerly anticipate the prospect of nine dragons ruling together in the synopsis.
Yes, you can, but it might just miss the exciting part.
There are quite a few minor errors, but it's a pretty good read if you don't worry about the plot. It's a satisfying read. I want to see more.
Of all the novels about the Tang Dynasty prince I've read, this one is the most exciting. He's decisive, courageous, and resourceful—excellent! It's just that the author's writing is too short; it's a shame.
It's quite good... The protagonist, Li Chengqian, transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and has a cheat-like ability to simulate a world. He focuses on infrastructure development and does a lot of things, truly the kind of person who sacrifices himself for others. Sometimes it feels a bit excessive; the way he smears himself during the suppression of Buddhism is completely unnecessary.