
Reborn in the Tang Dynasty, I Picked Up a Crown Prince
重生回大唐捡了个太子
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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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 @
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.
Looking for Father-Son Stories, Anything Goes
Looking for Father-Son Stories
Any genre is fine.
Alternate History, No System or Golden Finger
I want to read something like Tough Soldiers in the Military Camp. The male lead uses his intelligence and technology to establish his authority, build a nation, and develop it.
Li Chengqian of the Tang Dynasty, Only Li Chengqian! Longer Stories Preferred
No harems, pleaseeeee!
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.
Please, I Want to Read Stories About Li Chengqian
A novel with a protagonist surnamed Li, where Li Chengqian eventually ascends the throne.
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.
There Are No Good Novels Left About the Tang, Ming, or Qin Dynasties. I Dare You to Prove Me Wrong
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.
Looking for High-Quality Fiction with No Plot Holes and the Right Values
I want books similar to Palace Wall Willow. No melodramatic plot twists, please. 💃
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty as Li Chengqian, Please
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The author is very sophisticated, his writing style is delicate, and he is also very humorous. If we don't compare the records in history books horizontally, it would seem that Li Chengqian was born a bad person and disobeyed his father. In fact, if we look at it horizontally, we can see that Li Chengqian was "forced to death" step by step in a cramped environment, and he did not give up without giving up. In this life, I hope to be a happy Li Dazhu in front of his master and aunt I like to watch women's videos. The water flows slowly and moisturizes things silently. Li Shuo and Li Li really have a healthy brother-sister relationship. I really like Li Li's character. Don't offend the doctor if you offend anyone~
It's great. I don't know much about history, but I can see that the author is careful, the characters are full-bodied, and the historical data is well-founded. As for some people who like to be picky and recommend reading history books, the author greatly encourages him.
Super, super good-looking, I really feel sorry for Cheng Qian, I like my master and aunt very much
A chemistry teacher who is proficient in handicrafts and can rub pocket watches and loves history, and a doctor sister who is proficient in embroidery and concealed weapons travel together, and then Li Shimin, Li Chengqian, and Li Yuanji are all reborn, right? There are too many elements. And it feels like the buff is just for reasonableness. It is not necessary for the plot of Shuangwen. But the book is good, especially the emotional descriptions are very delicate.
The description of Li Chengqian is very realistic. Historically, the prince was a qualified heir before Zhenguan 12. Li Er saw through his later acts of corruption and rebellion. He was very calm when he was deposed. He was probably heartbroken. The eldest grandson in the TV series loves the eldest son, and please call your majesty the prince are all imagined and processed by future generations.
The author writes really well! Both books are very good-looking, and the writing is exquisite. They are excellent books about Cheng Qian and should not be missed. Moreover, I feel that the knowledge of the big one is really broad, and I also learned a lot of little knowledge from it!
I like my wife's articles very much. The long-form dramas are directed to the original version and not to Li Chengqian who traveled through other people's time. All of them are to my liking. It made me cry and laugh. It's a pity that one of them is temporarily locked and I can't read it. I don't know if my wife will publish a book in the future. I want to collect it [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
The author is probably a man of culture. I like to read novels written by men of culture, so that I won't have my IQ rubbed on the ground [Sending my heart]
Readers who like Li Chengqian will probably like this article, and those who don't like Li Shimin may also like it (but personally, as an "Er Phoenix fan" (really?), I find it very awkward and depressing, and I am especially disgusted with the Supreme Emperor Li Yuan here. [Facepalm]). This article is a typical "emotional pull" style article for women's videos, and may be more suitable for female readers. However, the author of this article has a delicate and vivid writing style, and his historical background is much stronger than most similar articles on Tomato. I give it a thumbs up. [Laugh]
It's a realistic and cool novel. Except for not being emperors, the two protagonists basically have their dreams come true. However, there are a lot of personal things. It feels like the author is stuffing personal things in every chapter. Some words are very comfortable if they are in line with personal values, but sometimes I want to refute them if they have different opinions. And Li Wu's trivial matters will be brought out every few chapters. However, Xiao Chengqian's writing is pitiful and cute, and there are historical records. Fine.