I, the Prince of Chu of the Great Tang, Will Never Leave Home!

This novel can be completely written as a prequel, starting from time travel → the Xuanwumen Incident → the protagonist's various efforts to escape from the quagmire of the court → leaving Chang'an (the ending), about 100 chapters can be written [Thinking]

The protagonist, Li Kuan, is the second son of Li Shimin, the King of Chu, who was adopted by his fifth uncle who died young. In the beginning, he was infamous as "the chief of the four evils in Chang'an" and was so poor that he had to sell ancestral swords to survive. But this man decided not to take the ordinary path - he bought the abandoned coal mine of Changsun Wuji's family, and tinkered with briquettes for five cents, and solved the cold spring in Chang'an abruptly. Li Shimin's expression when he saw the fire lighting up with his own eyes is the most wonderful moment in the book. What's even more amazing is that he recruited talents without leaving home: he picked up Xue Rengui, who was expelled by the Jinwu Guards, from the roadside and brought him back to his home. He also recruited Sun Simiao and Wang Xuance one after another, and quietly assembled the top equipment of the early Tang Dynasty. While working on the steel steam engine, he remotely controlled the court games, and watched the noble family call him a "monster" and then had to beg him to cooperate. It was extremely refreshing. I think the author can rewrite the phenomenon of Li Chengqian's rebellion in history. Well, the other characters are also very vividly portrayed, as are the people inside. He is not as whimsical as other historical novels. He writes about the limitations of the times and the thoughts and realm of the people at that time, which basically determines the political issue of the superstructure.

It's very interesting and beautiful, but I always feel that the author is going to fantasy.

All members of the father-son bureau in the early Tang Dynasty are villains View from the rooftop The plot is quite fresh, without too many routines. It's relatively relaxed and has some basic logic. The protagonist's golden finger is also relatively fresh, which makes him stand out from the crowd without being too incompetent. Five-star support.

To be honest, this novel is not bad, it is at the forefront of the second gear. It cannot reach the first gear because the hook is a bit big, but it is also because of the protagonist's hook that the novel does not completely fall into the routine of historical novels. It is a bit new and is considered a closed loop (I think the novel is divided into the first, second and third gears)

The technology and the main plot have a good rhythm, and the characters are also very well portrayed. They are also people with power and strategy. It can be seen that the protagonist and Li Shimin have a big difference in the way they do things. The supporting characters are also very distinct. Goldfinger is very clever. It digs things in the ruins of time and space. Anything can appear at a reasonable time. It can be seen that it is entirely for the plot and does not overly describe the use of Goldfinger. The main plot is to combat the idea of ​​reforming the aristocratic family. There is no villain in the traditional sense, so the protagonist is very cautious. People without certain experience will definitely not be able to understand it. They will only think that the protagonist is a turtle, why not push it equally. I can only say that online articles only have such an audience. Please understand. However, I am still shocked by the people who give negative reviews because the protagonist is not a pure otaku.

The author's writing is very good, but the number of words is a bit short. It's simply not enough, I hope the author writes more

It's very interesting to watch, but I still hope that the protagonist will be the emperor. Only if the protagonist becomes the emperor can more people live a better life. If you give up the throne to your younger brother, your younger brother will definitely stab you with a backhand. When the war starts, everyone will be in ruins. So many efforts in the past are just to avoid mistakes in the Tang Dynasty.

Go and be a Huang Chao, I want to see blood flowing like a river [punch]

In fact, strictly speaking, I can only give four stars to this book, because the golden finger and related settings are basically gone, and some of the early foreshadowings have not been taken back, such as how did the pig's feet in Xuanwumen survive, and where did the burrows in Xuanwumen come from? What happened to the human bones in the cave? However, this book is really good, so I will add one star to give it five stars. I hope that the author can maintain it and continue to write higher-quality online articles. I wish you well🔥