Li Er Stripped Me of My Crown Prince Title, So I’ll Take the Tang Dynasty Down with Me!

I quite like this type of novel about building a modern city in ancient times, which seems to be an alternative, but there are too few of them. The only thing I complain about is that almost all such novels cannot escape from the proposition that they are either the emperor's heirs, illegitimate children, or the emperor's son-in-law. It seems that they cannot escape this rhythm and must be bound. [Cover face][cover face][cover face]

Well written, very awesome, super awesome and unbridled ideas 666

Before reading this book, I thought that like other novels, industrial development would shock Li Shimin step by step. From the current point of view, this book is written from the perspective of Li Shimin's observation. Generally speaking, it is well written, but the author may not have paid attention in the early stage, and there may be a conflict in time. When Li Shimin came, he said it was more than a year ago, but in the chapters where he stayed in the hotel, it said that the protagonist had been exiled for ten years.

I encourage the author to write from a new angle. Although there are many unreasonable logical arrangements, it can be seen that when a liberal arts student writes about content related to the industrial revolution, he does not pretend to understand and write wrongly about details, but cleverly avoids them and focuses on character relationships and psychological activities. The historical records about Li Shimin and his son are not very specific. Most people in later generations speculate that the hero was a bear or a mortal. From a human perspective, the probability of a father killing his son is small, but the opposite is very high. Referring to the experience of Mojin Xiaowei, it is usually the father who falls into the trap first to be safe, because the probability of killing his son is lower than that of the son killing his father.

It's a pretty good book. I hope that the follow-up won't be too quick and it won't end so quickly. It's better to have more descriptions of great poets like Li Bai coming to Qianzhou. I'm looking forward to it.

The first one said one and a half years, and the second one said how long ten years is, unless it takes more than ten years, but more than ten years can't be that perfect, unless the system directly instills knowledge into others.

Well, some places could be more perfect. 100,000 Dead soldiers and modern weapons can actually unify the Tang Dynasty very quickly, deepen the entanglement between father and son, reconcile and develop together, famous generals smoke cigars and go around fighting, etc. . .

How is the speed of time calculated? To build a metropolis in one and a half years [what]

The author's writing style is quite good, and the writing is relatively smooth. However, there are still some typos or mistakes in some places, but they are not serious. Overall, it is good. I would have been very happy to see Li Er deflated, and I wanted to give it five stars, but there is no Empress Changsun, Princess Li Lizhi of Changle, or Xiao Sizi. It is such a pity, so I can only give it four stars.

It's very beautiful, very imaginative, and quite novel.