Li Ke unexpectedly transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes one of Li Shimin's sons.
While several princes are gearing up to fight for the crown prince's position, he voluntarily gives it up.
His complete lack of ambition infuriates Old Li, who declares that unless Li Ke gives him a good reason, he will never forgive him.
Li Ke replies:
“Being crown prince means being everyone's punching bag. My eldest brother was once so outstanding, but Father and the whole court drove him mad, and then…
The crown prince's position is too hard to handle, and the throne is even harder to sit on.
Father conquered this vast realm. As the emperor's son, I must honor the founding vision of those who came before us. I’d rather be an idle prince and enjoy a life of luxury. Why take on a thankless task?”
Li Shimin's face turned livid, and he was too angry to speak.
The court officials glared at him, too.
“The crown prince brought this on himself by refusing to behave. Now he’s trying to pin the blame on us. What an insult!”
It's a good book. It's very well told and very real, so it's relatively frustrating. I'm used to reading fast-paced gratifications, and I don't plan to travel back in time after finishing the novel to learn from it. It's very interesting at the same time, but I'm a little bit unhappy. I persisted until the beginning of more than 300 chapters, and I'm at the end in one jump.
Well, it looks so good. The loser is pressed down and beaten, but he can't be beaten to death. He looks good on the surface, but his back is as soft as noodles.
I've read Chapter 80. Anyway, it makes everyone feel uncomfortable after reading it.
The plot is smooth, the rhythm is pleasant, and there is no historical endorsement. The author has his own rhythm. I don't like using history books as background branches. (I personally like this better)
The writing is quite good, the content is rich, and the storyline is also very good.
Five stars go in waves. I feel uncomfortable alone, why not let everyone suffer together?
It's good to watch, but there are too few emotional scenes. The protagonist is like a robot. Brotherhood, love, and family ties are all indispensable.
It's one of the few very good historical novels I've seen.
I remember this book was from several years ago, and it was pretty good when I read it. But then it was suddenly taken off the shelves.
Awesome, awesome, cooing