Your Majesty! The Crown Prince Is Throwing Another Tantrum!

I personally feel that this is the most suitable fanfic for His Highness (and it's not a time-travel title!). I think His Highness absolutely hates Li Shimin (other novels always like to write about His Highness acting coquettishly and showing love to him to change the trajectory of his life... It's too OOC...) Secondly, the teacher did not beautify Li Tai! (This is simply too rare)

It feels like one of the most high-level historical fan fiction books I have read! There is no time traveler, only rebirth, so there is always a gap between father and son, and it is impossible for a true father and son to be filial! The first volume was very sour at the beginning, I felt sorry for Cheng Qian all the time, and no one could express the pain in the past life, and there was a fat bird that kept provoking me, which made me angry. And Erfeng, don't forget where you came from. The blood of Xuanwu Sect is still flowing, so you start to imitate your predecessors. Is it the tradition of the old Li family (bushi)? The second volume begins with the daily relationship between father and son. The Erfeng written here is very human and quite doting, but he still has fantasies about the fat bird... But isn't it said that Erfeng is abused! Why do I only see a collapsed Cheng Qian, who is the father and who is the son? Stay tuned for the follow-up! Goddess, I really need a serious update from you, okay?! Everyone comes to see my goddess's book teeth!

The best historical fanfic I've ever read, it didn't add any characters that didn't exist, and it didn't include any other people's souls, which is rare. Li Chengqian's character is reflected very well, and the emotions of the characters are not single. This is the father-son relationship between Li Shimin and Li Chengqian, and there is always a gap. I hope the author can continue to maintain this level ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ I believe it will be fruitful (><)

It was so well written that I almost cried when I read it. [I almost cried] [I almost cried] [I almost cried] Both father and son have their own grievances. The prince will always be the prince, and the children and ministers will always be ministers.

Oops, I kept crying when I first started reading this book. I cried until Erfeng was going out for a month, and I felt better. Later, as His Royal Highness slowly relaxed, I became a little happier. Later, Erfeng, I don't know what's wrong with you. I really want to laugh. Torture him hard, torture him hard! The author's writing is really good. This book is really beautiful, really good-looking, and very consistent with historical facts. Moreover, the author's writing style is also very good.

From the writing plan released by the author, we can clearly see the narrative logic of the full text: The core conflict of official history is retained in the early stage of the story - Li Shimin continued to prefer Wei King Li Tai, allowing Li Chengqian to once again experience the depression of unstable storage and unbalanced father's love; on this basis, he completely released the accumulated resentment of his tragic death in his previous life, used the confrontation between father and son to complete emotional catharsis, and finally led to the tender route of reconciliation between the two. This writing method has its merits: it does not reverse Li Shimin's eccentric character at the beginning, retains the logical coherence of the character's behavior, and gives Li Chengqian ample space to vent his grievances. It does not blindly weaken the prince's pain, but also takes into account the portrayal of the character's trauma. However, there are naturally controversial points in this narrative framework: the author has predetermined the conclusion of "reconciliation, sweetness in the later stage". How much harm Li Shimin caused in the early stage, how Li Chengqian complained heartfeltly, the story will eventually lead to mutual understanding. The long-term unbalanced preference and the tragedy that drove the prince to death are the past that cannot be reversed. The compensation after rebirth can only change the future, but cannot eliminate the suffering of the previous life at the cost of life. A single reconciliation ending is difficult to convince readers who sympathize with Li Chengqian's tragedy, and it is easy to create the perception of "forcing the victim to forgive." . This set of narrative logic just confirms that this article is essentially a whitewashing literature that favors the emperor. Rather than forcing father and son to reconcile, I am more looking forward to another ending: Cheng Qian does not forgive Li Shimin, but completely lets go of his obsession with his father's love, no longer cares about the emperor's preference and overtures, and focuses on keeping his wife and children living a stable life. Letting go of the past does not mean that you forgive the hurt, and you do not have to have a happy ending with your father who has ignored you for half your life 💕

Very nice!!! The protagonist is very sober. He does not deliberately fight or feel sorry for himself. Instead, he does his job well and tries to make up for the regrets of his previous life. I hope that the protagonist can become a very good person. He also tortures Erfeng and Li Tai. I am so angry that I almost cried when I watched it earlier.

I have watched some stories about Father and Son, but this plot is still novel. It can connect the relationship between Li Yuan, Li Shimin and Li Chengqian, the father and son, and the character's attitude changes are reasonable. Looking forward to seeing new breakthroughs and changes in the relationship between Li Shimin and Li Chengqian. I hope Li Chengqian can quickly get out of the shadow of his previous life 😢

Give it a five-star review, and your only wish is to torture Li Shimin to death. Among the several princes, Fusu (the pseudo-prince) and Zhu Biao were actually unhappy, but it was not tragic because neither of them was abandoned by their father until their death. They were the crown prince recognized by their father until their death. And whether it is the prince of Zhuzhu, the prince of Erfeng, or the prince of Kang Mazi, they were all appointed princes since they were young. They were also princes who were satisfied with their fathers and courtiers. They were also equally outstanding. Unfortunately, their fathers were kings and kings who loved power more than the country, so no matter how good they were, they could only be tragedies (to be honest, these three emperors all left a mess for the subsequent emperors)

The emotions are written very delicately, and the pace is not fast, but it looks quite interesting. Li Chengqian was miserable both in history and in this book. I hope to torture Erfeng well in the future. He is really indifferent to his eldest son. I read it all night long. It was so cool to see the prince retort "Shang Ke" and draw a sword to threaten the green bird, so please update it soon 😘