
Zhu Yuanzhang: Did I Become Emperor Taizong of Tang?
朱元璋:咱成了唐太宗?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- One Just Wants to Fish, the Other Is Hell-Bent on Pursuing the Crown Prince一个只想钓鱼,一个死磕太子Alternate title on Fanqie
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Reader comments 18
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Zhu Yuanzhang, the father of Li Chengqian and Liu Zhi's dream, a staunch supporter of the direct crown prince [face-covering] Li Er wanted to use the same method he used against Li Chengqian to deal with Zhu Biao, but it was of no use. No matter whether it was a civil servant, a military general or a prince, whoever is not convinced by Zhu Biao would dare to fight [face-covering]
So far it seems pretty good. The two protagonists are Li Shimin and Zhu Yuanzhang from their perspective. They're all quite interesting, and the writing style is okay. It's not the kind of work that you can read without thinking, so I think it's OK. I like some well-documented history. I hope the author can calm down and write well. Grasp this theme well. Come on.
Seeing that things are going well so far, it's just that Li Erze fell ill again, and he also read Tang History, but he didn't learn any lessons. Zhu Biao was a bit miserable, with a good father gone and a living father coming.
It must be praised, now Li Chengqian can also enjoy the same treatment as Zhu Biao
This is so funny. Two emperors with completely different attitudes towards their eldest son are causing trouble in opposite dynasties. Li Qian finally has a good father, and Mang Biao can also show his power.
Li Er looked at the history of the Tang Dynasty and wondered whether he regretted helping Tubo. When I saw Japanese pirates in Ming Dynasty, I saw that they were all trained by him!
Two lines running in parallel, each has its own splendor! Looking forward to when they come back! Come on come on!
It's good-looking, not mindless, it focuses on contrasting effects, and the character evaluation is very objective.
Well written, please keep updating
The theme of Lao Zhu wearing Lao Li is really good, it's interesting to read it first 🤔