Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty: Reincarnation Through the Ages
大唐太子李承乾之宿世轮回
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 10mo ago
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It's a face-slapping, protagonist-torture story in a different guise, similar to female-oriented novels where the female lead is reborn, slaps her face, and no longer craves family affection, while her neglected relatives from her past life come to regret it. A satisfying read! 😄 But you have to admit the writing is quite good, and it was quite enjoyable to read.
It's quite good; the author's writing is excellent. Erfeng is truly despicable. She claims she's never considered deposing the Crown Prince, but her actions clearly show her intention. The Crown Prince gets beaten for minor inconveniences, which only displeases Erfeng, but his actions aren't wrong.
It's very well written. I've read many novels before that describe Li Shimin as deeply in love with Li Chengqian, and Li Chengqian's becoming the deposed crown prince as his own fault—that felt unrealistic. I always felt that Li Chengqian's ending was predetermined; even if he hadn't done those outrageous things or rebelled, he still wouldn't have become emperor.
This book is very well written. The family relationships within it came alive in my heart, like an arrow piercing my soul. Frankly, I've rarely cried in novels I've read; usually, it's for characters with great personal charisma. But the family relationships in this book have truly opened my heart.
I feel the writing is very realistic, and I sincerely recommend it. I cried during many chapters. I feel for Li Chengqian's difficult life. It's hard to imagine how he survived when he was still in junior high school, losing his mother early, having an unkind father, and having distant brothers. It was very heartbreaking to read. I really like it. 👍👍👍👍👍
This is a book written with heart, truly written with heart. I'm really looking forward to seeing the protagonist's mindset of accepting his fate. No matter what, as long as he doesn't rebel, Li Shimin will definitely not kill him, and even if he does rebel, he won't be killed outright.
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The novel is very well written. After reading it from beginning to end, I deeply felt that even if a modern person were to travel back to the Tang Dynasty and hold a high position, they would still be unable to escape the suffocating feeling brought about by the feudal system.