I Told You to Tutor the Crown Prince, Not Teach Him to Rebel
让你教太子，没让你教太子谋反
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- I’m the Crown Prince’s Study Companion, and the Emperor Completely Loses It我为太子伴读，皇帝全都破防Alternate title on Fanqie
- I Help the Princes Claim the Throne, and the Emperor Panics我帮太子们拿大位，皇帝慌了Alternate title on Fanqie
- Those Years I Served as a Tough Teacher to the Crown Princes我给太子们当悍师的那些年Alternate title on Fanqie
- I Teach the Crown Prince to Read, and You Say We're Having an Affair教太子读书，你说我和太子有一腿Alternate title on Fanqie
- Great Tang: I, Li Er, Make a Transmigrator Face the Wall from the Start大唐：我，李二，开局面壁穿越者Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is really good, especially the part about Lu Bu fighting Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. They fought hundreds of battles, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer circle cheat + Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have killed her.
This is great! This is the kind of behind-the-scenes story I've been looking for. It's not the kind where the characters are directly involved, nor is it the kind where they're completely invisible behind the scenes. I love it! I love the ever-present sense of oppression, the suffocating feeling of being coiled up like a python. [I'm full] The strategies are also very interesting, and everything is resolved in the end. The process is all wrong, but the result is all right!
It's a great read. This is the first book by Tomato (the author) that supports Li Chengqian in the "Reign of Zhenguan" series of the Tang Dynasty. I was looking for this kind of story, and this was the only one I found. I've always felt sorry for Li Chengqian, but there are very few books that write about him. I think this one is quite good.
It's pretty good, but it feels like the ancient people are portrayed as too weak. Some things are illogical but forced into being plausible. But I can understand, how could someone without power write about power struggles? It's good enough as it is; at least I enjoyed reading it.
I wouldn't call this book exceptionally good, but it's not bad either. The logic is relatively smooth, and most importantly, the author hasn't strayed from the central theme. The protagonist remains Prince Li Chengqian throughout the entire book, and the protagonist plays a supporting role, nurturing the prince on his path to the throne. This is handled exceptionally well.
Finally, I've found a decent political intrigue story! Those unfamiliar with such stories might easily be deterred by the "system" tag – the system seems too powerful. Most people don't have a system; they need to use strategy to change their fate.
I deeply understand how difficult it is to be the crown prince. It's a very good novel, but unfortunately there aren't many of them. I hope the author updates soon. This is a very logical story that not only helps a crown prince who is almost driven to his death to secure his position step by step, but also brings out something that is very high-tech for the Tang Dynasty to accelerate social…
There are some parts that are not entirely illogical or historically accurate, but overall it's quite well-written and worth reading.
This is the second best account of Li Chengqian so far. The others either act cowardly as tools, contributing all sorts of groundbreaking ideas and hoping that Li Shimin and his brothers will let him go. This one is truly excellent. Seeing the latest update, the gunpowder version, I don't want to look anymore.
It's a very good show. Li Chengqian's growth is very obvious; he's able to think independently and devise solutions, unlike that certain Grand Secretary Di who's always asking, "Yuanfang, what do you think?"