The Great Tang’s Number One Young Master

A 7 million-word novel that's abandoned is morally reprehensible. How can you guarantee quality with word count? This isn't an era where numbers matter.

The protagonist attended court at age three and encountered Sun Simiao while strolling the streets at age four. That evening, his maid even suspected he was up to something... Wow!

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I hate novels like this the most. Is it really okay for the protagonist to be so monstrous at such a young age? I just can't stand reading it anymore.

Reading the comments is more interesting than reading the book. I'm increasingly disgusted by novels where the protagonist is causing trouble at the age of three or four. Please make the relationships between the characters correct. How can someone from the 21st century not understand the relationship between cousins ​​and maternal relatives? What's the point of reading this?

I died from poisoning. After more than 20 years as Shennong (a legendary Chinese herbalist), I finally succumbed to the poison.

I'm so impressed I died from poisoning. On New Year's Eve, they actually had edamame! And the way they made steamed buns was exactly the same as dumpling wrappers! They're completely clueless about grains!

I can't stand it anymore! Even though it's a time-travel novel, it should still conform to the laws of nature! A whole bunch of people listening to a 4-year-old? Did all those princes and ministers run too fast and forget to use their brains? And Cheng Yaojin's Xuanhua axe—have they been watching too much of the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties?

I stopped watching after the part about Xuanqing returning to his origin; it disgusted me. And then the revenge plot takes place ten years later, so frankly, I couldn't watch it anymore.

I almost choked on the first chapter. Putting aside everything else, the author portrayed Li Yuan as a resentful woman. He was the founding father of the country and a powerful figure, yet the author made him look like this.