Qin Yi transmigrates to the sixteenth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty and becomes the Crown Prince’s study companion.
There’s only a year left before the Crown Prince is falsely accused of treason and demoted to commoner status.
Qin Yi grits his teeth and cries, “Let’s do this!”
If Kong Yingda, Wei Zheng, and Yu Zhining can’t teach the Crown Prince, then I will!
I’m not much of a talker, but I know a thing or two about fighting.
“Your Highness, listen to me. When you see His Majesty, just say, ‘Your Majesty, please address me as Crown Prince!’”
“After all, at work, you address people by their titles.”
“There’s no father-son bond in the imperial family. You talk to him about fatherly love, and he’ll talk to you about ruler and subject, father and son. So, as his subject, ask him: ‘In all history, has there ever been a Crown Prince for forty years?’”
“What… You don’t dare?”
“You’ve all been through fire and steel. Stand tall and don’t disgrace yourselves!”
“Charge!”
I feel that the writing is pretty good. At least the language and logic are smooth and the plot is coherent. I have been forced to this point by Tomato.
The system is only used at the beginning and can be used as a background board the rest of the time. Instead of bringing the protagonist into a modern person, you can substitute him into an ancient counselor, such as Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu. And I feel that the protagonist is also positioned in this way. I don't know much about strategy, but as long as the writing is understandable, we readers shouldn't be able to tell any difference. This book seems to be more in line with the real history, and it doesn't seem to be easy to drama, so it looks very good.
It looks good. I originally wanted to give it a high score, but after reading the comments, there were a lot of scoldings, which were quite reasonable, so I was ready to give it a low score. Finally, after thinking about it, I am still willing to give it full marks. The protagonist and the prince can actually be regarded as the same person, so there are no such nonsense topics as the system, the prince's autonomy, the wisdom of the ancients, etc. To put it bluntly, it's still the same ancient time-traveling style as what I should do if I time-travel into Li Chengqian without a system. Just changed the settings. The good thing is that with this old taste and new setting, old wine is put in new bottles. The bottle is a good bottle, and the wine is also good wine.
It has the potential to be a masterpiece, and it is basically certain that the author is an extraterrestrial demon. There is nothing wrong with the wording and layout of the sentences. The dialogue between the characters is very sophisticated. Keeping the rhythm should be good.
It's so good that I read it in one sitting. It's not just a mindless read! But I can unearth a treasure without thinking.
Don't say it! Don't say it! I saw Chapter 77. At present, Shen Yun is complete! The first 20 chapters are just an ordinary time-travel historical novel with some features but not much. When you see the 50 chapters which are mediocre and even a bit watery, it is just normal and I can grab a lot of tomatoes. But here comes the point. It cannot be explained in Chapter 70, but the tactics and character descriptions are very distinctive, especially the growth of Li Chengqian! But to be honest, does he have such strength in history? I feel like he needs to grow at this speed to avoid overturning!
Looks good, doesn't deviate too much from logic
Good looking, hahaha, direct to human nature
It's well written, I hope you can continue to maintain the style and don't have to stretch your hips in the future.
Dear author, you first wrote that Wuxin was in the prince's arms, and later you wrote that Wuxin had been sent to death. What happened?