Great Tang: I Want to Be a Leisurely Prince, Not a Worthy Prince!!!
[Great Tang] [Transmigrate] [Leisurely or Worthy?] [Historical What-If]
[Hey! Why can't I lie down with this back?!]
After transmigrating into Li Tai, a son of Li Shimin, all Li Tai wants is to be a good-for-nothing prince who eats his fill and waits to die.
Unfortunately...
Li Shimin comes to his shop: "Give me a set."
Li Tai: "Father, pay for it."
Li Shimin: "You unfilial brat! I'm your father!"
The aristocratic clans: "Li Tai! What exactly are you trying to do?!"
Leaning back in his chair, Li Tai yawns.
"Nothing much. I just want to be a good-for-nothing."
"A very wealthy good-for-nothing."
And so, Li Tai is forced to embark on the road to building a commercial empire in Great Tang.
Glass, soap, sugar, wool sweaters...
Paper-making, printing books, cutting prices, crashing markets.
He just wants to make money and lie flat, but accidentally...
He drives the aristocratic clans crazy.
Forget everything else, don't you even know who the protagonist is as his son? , Claiming to be his son-in-law to Kong? Whose son or minister are you? Kong actually dared to recognize him. He really thought that the Nine Clan had a strong neck and was not afraid of being chopped, right?
As long as it says lie flat.
What the protagonist does. It has never had anything to do with these two words.
It's not fun, the protagonist is a bit childish, and the overall plot isn't very interesting, so I don't recommend it.
Sounds good, sounds good, sounds good, sounds good, sounds good
In fact, why don't you argue about it? Li Chengqian will rebel, and you also know Li Zhi's future. You just want to see what Li Tai will look like if he ascends the throne. Li Tai should try his best to be the emperor.
There are a lot of Ai paragraphs. When watching short dramas, the dialogue often gets stuck. It's a bit nauseating to watch too many paragraphs like this.
Forget everything else, don't you even know who the protagonist is as his son? , Claiming to be his son-in-law to Kong? Whose son or minister are you? Kong actually dared to recognize him. He really thought that the Nine Clan had a strong neck and was not afraid of being chopped, right?
As long as it says lie flat. What the protagonist does. It has never had anything to do with these two words.
It's not fun, the protagonist is a bit childish, and the overall plot isn't very interesting, so I don't recommend it.
Sounds good, sounds good, sounds good, sounds good, sounds good
In fact, why don't you argue about it? Li Chengqian will rebel, and you also know Li Zhi's future. You just want to see what Li Tai will look like if he ascends the throne. Li Tai should try his best to be the emperor.
There are a lot of Ai paragraphs. When watching short dramas, the dialogue often gets stuck. It's a bit nauseating to watch too many paragraphs like this.