Great Tang: After Twenty-Two Years of Restraint, His Majesty Goes on a Killing Spree

I just like how Li Er looks like he has never seen the world. He laughs to death.

The author is a ruthless person who updates 6 times a day. I like it very much. The writing is not too bad. You can read it in the book shortage. Some details need to be improved, but the author is still very good. He can write a novel.

Except for some plots that are illogical because of the plot requirements, they are all very good. Those who say that they are not ruthless enough and kill all the aristocratic families will instantly create a large-scale official vacancy in the local area. This will directly lead to a large-scale shutdown of the local government and cause chaos [heartfelt]

Li Shimin felt helpless when he saw that his son was imitating him again. "Cheng Qian!" He shouted, somewhat dumbfounded. Li Chengqian looked at him with a half-smile. "General, please call me Your Majesty!"

I gave my evaluation after seeing Chapter 40. So far, it's a perfect score. The reasons are as follows. First of all, the first reason for five stars is that the subject matter is really interesting. There are countless novels about the Tang Dynasty, and countless novels about time travel and becoming a prince. Only this one makes people's eyes light up, like drinking from a sweet drink. Just imagine, there is no patricide and brother killing, there is no Xuanwu Gate Change 2.0, And there is no blood flowing for three thousand miles. He is still the sacred and majestic Tang Dynasty in our hearts, even the master of the Tang Dynasty, and has the integrity of the Ming Dynasty. This is simply the ancient times in my dreams. The second reason for 5 stars is the author's ability. I only saw 40 chapters in this book, which is not very long, but every character who appears can be used to write a biography. Even though I don't know this person in history, the author has created a rich and full character in just a few strokes. Images, they cry and laugh, move and run, and have their own thoughts. I seem to be talking to them thousands of years ago across the text, and I seem to have seen their wonderful lives. The pace of this article is tight, the plot is ups and downs, there are no procrastinating transitions, and there are no superficial descriptions. It can be regarded as penetrating the back of the paper and penetrating into the wood. Therefore, it is a bit wasteful for me to place this book in the field of online literature. It is even an honor for book lovers to see such a good work on the platform of Tomato. More comments will be given after reading.

From the current point of view, there are still many shortcomings. The first is that Xianyang City is developing very well, but Li Shimin cannot fail to know that the emperor must be the one who pays most attention to the prince's movements. Li Chengqian cannot hide this from Li Shimin Although there are some shortcomings, overall it is still very good. It is a rare normal novel. The protagonist makes me feel like an emperor, not like other diaosi characters.

It is the best written novel about time travel in the Tang Dynasty [Like] [Like] [Like] The writing style is elegant and humorous, which makes people happier the more they read it [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Finally, there is a Tang Dynasty time travel novel that is not terrible [face covering]

Give me a five-star rating first and tell me your opinion. 1. The protagonist is not brainless, not a virgin, and has no system. This is very good, and the subject matter is also very novel. 2. The development and reform of the protagonist in Xianyang is actually reasonable. It is not too much to have this team after 20 years of forbearance and development. The only evil point is that the court has not been able to see any clues in the past 20 years. It is a bit unreasonable. Even if Xianyang can only enter but not leave, there will be some clues. Just watch this as fun. 3. Of the three high-yielding crops, corn seems to have been native to China, and the remaining two are from the Americas. Ship manufacturing in the Tang Dynasty was very advanced, but there seems to be no record of reaching the Americas. Columbus had not yet discovered the Americas at this time, and how to find routes was also a problem. 4. Emperor Taizong's fake death feels a bit unreasonable and not something Li Er would do. 5. The author has done a good job in other aspects, including reform, and the information is sufficient. If there are any unreasonable things, please just put your mind to it. That's all I've seen here for now, I'll add more later.

The love between father and son, brotherhood and the relationship between king and minister are all very good, especially the feeling of having an emperor behind him is really awesome. Since ancient times, when he became emperor, he had no one around him, but his father, who faked his death, stayed with him. It was really good to teach him how to be an emperor. The only bad thing is the Wang family in Taiyuan. If the family doesn't solve it earlier, it's going to be a grind.

The first and middle parts are readable and very well written. The second part feels like it was written by a different person.