The First Bastard Prince of the Tang Dynasty
General outline
- Protagonist: Li You (soul-piercing person in later generations, capable of carrying a cauldron, and the overlord of Western Chu)
- Identity: The fifth son of Li Shimin, named King of Yan in the second year of Zhenguan, his biological mother is the Yin family
- Backer: Empress Changsun regards her as her own son and loves her to the point of being lawless.
- Main plot: making money, causing trouble, angering Li Shimin, doting on the queen, protecting the mother, flirting with Li Fu, robbing martial arts talents, and invincible Shuangwen
- Style: Hilarious, face-slapping, daily life in the palace, business wars, crushing by force, love and hatred. The whole process is centered on the soul-piercing Yan King Li You, blending the contrasting laughter between modern soul and ancient background, the funny fight between father and son, and the absurd and famous scenes of teasing the powerful. The five main lines of comedy include the emotional entanglement of sand sculptures and the amusing grievances of the Lingyan Pavilion heroes, interspersed with delicate character interactions and plots of love and hatred. Each chapter has no less than 3 core laugh points. There are no silent scenes in the whole process, and the comedy is deeply tied to the plot and emotions.
