
The Crown Prince of Zhenguan: After I'm Reborn, Even the Sages Go Mad
贞观太子:重生后圣人一起疯吧
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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Explore more →Tomato's Tang Dynasty Novels, This One Has to Be Number One
Good novels set in the Tang Dynasty
Looking for Father-Son Stories, Anything Goes
Li Chengqian Drives Li Shimin Mad
I want the story people online describe: Li Chengqian brings Li Tai and Li Zhi’s heads, carries Empress Zhangsun’s memorial tablet, and pretends to commit suicide in front of the main hall.
Historical Fiction! The Characters Must Have Brains!!
Are there stories where a modern person transmigrates back to ancient times and uses their profession to make a difference? Like a doctor who transmigrates to the past and advances medicine within the limits of the era, or a modern special forces expert who transmigrates to ancient times and builds an army using modern ideas. Or just invent penicillin or something. From the start, they pull out an AK-47.
Looking for Crown Prince Novels About Li Chengqian, Yinreng, Zhu Biao, or Fusu
Looking for books similar to “Glorious Tang: My Father Is Li Shimin.” I want decent writing. Don't portray Er Feng, Lao Zhu, Zheng Ge, or the Pockmarked One as gloomy lunatics. Transmigration or being reborn are both fine. I just want to see someone lay plans from the very beginning and juggle family ties with their parents and the power of the crown prince.
Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty, Is Reborn. No Transmigration, No Transmigration, No Transmigration
Looking for books like *The Turmoil of Zhenguan*. Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang dynasty, is reborn. No transmigration, and please keep the characters in character 😱 I can tolerate some out-of-character moments, but I really don't want transmigration. I only want rebirth, and I'd love more focus on family relationships @
Historical Livestream Stories Always Praise the Ancients. Are There Any That Criticize Them?
Seeking Tearjerkers With a Deposed Crown Prince as the Male Lead, Like Li Chengqian or Yinreng
I want to read books similar to "The Storms of Zhenguan." I've read some already and want more.
Any Stories Where Li Shimin Is Reborn and Dotes on Li Chengqian? Only Li Shimin Is Reborn
Family-focused stories. Don’t recommend *Chengqian Wants to Become a Monk*, the one with all the craziness... No transmigration. At least 100 or 200 chapters if ongoing; if it’s complete, it needs nearly 300 chapters, or there won’t be enough to read. Updates should be steady. Even one chapter a week is fine, as long as updates are consistent.
Any Good Novels About Transmigrating Into Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty?
Are there any good novels about transmigrating into Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty? With a System.
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty as Li Chengqian: Li Chengqian Only
Li Chengqian of the Tang Dynasty, Only Li Chengqian! Longer Stories Preferred
No harems, pleaseeeee!
I've Been Reading Tang Dynasty Stories Lately. Recommend Some, and Quickly!
Please, I Want to Read Stories About Li Chengqian
A novel with a protagonist surnamed Li, where Li Chengqian eventually ascends the throne.
Li Chengqian Is Reborn
I want to read something similar to Reborn, From the Start I Am Going to Become a Monk. I want Li Chengqian rebirth stories, but without a System.
Historical Fiction, One Recommendation Each
I'm looking for books like *I Became a High-ranking Official in the Tang Dynasty*. Historical setting, no golden finger. Please recommend something similar.
Stories About Li Chengqian of the Tang Dynasty, Featuring Li Chengqian Only
The protagonist doesn’t have to be Li Chengqian, but Li Chengqian must become emperor in the end.
Looking for Novels About Li Qiancheng of the Tang Dynasty, Who Starts as Crown Prince and Later Becomes Emperor
Li Chengqian Is Reborn and Tears into Li Shimin, So Satisfying and Cathartic
I want to read books like The Tang Crown Prince Li Chengqian: Reincarnation Through the Ages. After reincarnating through so many lifetimes, Li Chengqian returns to his time as Li Shimin's crown prince. He seems so much stronger mentally now, and it's really satisfying to see him talk back to Li Shimin.
Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty as Crown Prince Li Chengqian, Then Giving Up the Throne
Becoming Li Chengqian, Crown Prince with a System and a Female Lead, Constantly Talking Back to Li Shimin
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty as Li Chengqian, Please
Any Recommendations for High-Quality Historical Fiction, Preferably Set in the Qin or Tang Dynasty?
Looking for books similar to Great Qin: My Frail and Delicate Worthy Minister. No romance, a protagonist focused on their career, good writing, and a brisk pace. Ideally, the ruler and his ministers work well together. Something like Zhang Yuanqing's book would be perfect.
What Kind of Books Do You Like Best?
Looking for stories like *Heart-Throb Edition: Giving You Starlight*. Things like fantasy, being reborn, school romances, or domineering CEOs.
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It's very interesting to watch. Cheng Qian has a well-rounded character. Although he was a little sadistic when fighting against Er Feng, Cheng Qian was always sober, emotionally stable, and ran away with a clear goal. I hope the author can make Cheng Qian run away successfully, and it is best to open a curtain show showing the beautiful modern life. Even if you torture two Phoenixes, you can't just torture them all by yourself! If the escape is unsuccessful, the following plot will be violent to the naked eye, and the overall tone of this article will be very sad, which will make readers with strong empathy unable to read it, because it is too sad! And I personally think that the biggest punishment for Erfeng is to force him to follow the original development path despite knowing the development of history. Let him clearly know the consequences of his actions. He must know the name Little Concubine Li!
Very real and down-to-earth, I like [admiration]. I hope there won't be any plot about the system in the future, as the protagonist who relies entirely on the system will be a soulless puppet. Without a core like a running account, it would be too cliche and lose its charm. I hope the author Wen Siquanyong will bring better stories [please update] Come on!
It was great. I watched it in the middle of the night. I watched it all night long. I felt warm and heart-warming. The characters and plots were full of foreshadowing. It was full of humanity. It was very "refreshing" to watch. I was so excited that I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night. It is especially suitable for watching all night long. You can watch it when you can't sleep. . . . . . . A word of advice, readers of male videos, run quickly. After all, the author of female videos has a sense of defiance that lasts more than a day or two. This is an alternative crematorium of chasing a wife, with all kinds of abuse in the early stage and all kinds of chasing in the later stage. It makes me angry to read, and there are many private settings, which seems to be very disconnected from history. I gritted my teeth and felt uncomfortable all over, unable to sleep.
The writing is very, very good, and overall it seems very depressing. It is said in the article that Cheng Qian was driven crazy before, but now he has experienced so much and is still living in depression after seeing clearly. Chapter 70 is a huge turning point. Before chapter 70, the protagonist was as unpopular as a puddle of stagnant water. After chapter 70, he felt that his self-destructive tendencies had become serious. Finally [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry] Gao Ming goes home [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
It's good to watch, but the female channel is written in such a way that the protagonist and Li Shimin are trying to get in touch with each other. It was a pleasure to torture his son before, but now he's chasing his son into the crematorium.
It's very interesting. The author wrote this story with great care and attention to detail, which is really rare on a platform like Tomato, which has many interesting articles. I respect Dada's thoughts, but can we give him a good ending? It's really sad. I think this is good as long as he recognizes it as good and he feels that he has achieved happiness.
It's pretty good. I don't know what some of the comments are saying, but the protagonist is written with flesh and blood. At least there is nothing wrong with his thoughts so far. This is not the kind of Su Shuang's story that has golden fingers. What's wrong with wanting to go home? Why don't you wait here to die? We have all been prepared for this. If you dare to try to win over two people, you will die early because of evil intentions. Moreover, Li Er is not a foolish king. If he really rebels against him, he will die no matter which way he goes. Even if Li Er suddenly awakens his memory and allows the protagonist to continue to be the prince, it is not as good as modern life. He has to work hard and fight against courtiers and aristocratic families, and everything has to be controlled. If he eats poorly, he will be criticized, and if he eats well, he will be praised. . . Oh my God, who can survive this kind of life? You'd better run away quickly. Even if you don't succeed in running away, it's good to have the thought of going back.
I think this historical description is pretty good, and it's not the kind of thing that everyone says. It can be said that Li Shimin was very kind to Li Chengqian. It's based on real history, I quite like it. But it feels like it would be better to stay there and be the emperor.
Nothing else but fighting is fun! ! ! The writing or storytelling may be lacking, or there may be other shortcomings, but when it comes to poisonous tongue, it is definitely second to none👍🏻 The vicious tongue softened after just a few chapters?
The writing is very practical and has a sense of history, but from Li Chengqian's perspective, it is too depressing. Moreover, I expected Empress Changsun to make up for this depressing outlet. As a result, Empress Changsun's role was too small. It felt like this book was Li Chengqian's one-man show and inner monologue. And that suppressed outlet no longer had a chance to vent after the death of Queen Changsun. (I can only feel relieved when Li Chengqian brings Li Xiang back to modern times)