Great Tang Zhenguan: I Became a Kindred Spirit of the Hidden Crown Prince

This book is excellent, but it's a pity that over sixty chapters don't mention Jiancheng's hair. What a pity! It's not that I have the same taste as Cao Cao, but I simply dislike Jiancheng and Yuanji. I hope the author can help Zheng escape her misery soon, have concubines and children, and adopt two daughters and his own son, thus strengthening family ties.

During peak traffic periods, updates were interrupted, but then resumed after some time. I don't know what the author was thinking. This line of thought and direction could have been continued smoothly, but it was a pity that it suddenly stopped when readership was high. Hopefully, there won't be any more interruptions in the future.

It's good; there's less scheming and plotting like the ancients, and more focus on developing people's livelihoods and science and technology.

It's alright, but to be honest, there are just too many novels of this type these days. They could have put more effort into the plot to make it better.

It's well-written, quite to my taste, and it's good that it doesn't get involved in court politics.

Great book! Unlike typical light novels, it offers a fresh perspective on issues! Highly recommended!

It's alright, I'll give it five stars as encouragement.

Very relaxing, worth watching in your free time.

When will you accept Zheng Guanyin?

Too short, too short