The Great Prodigy of Zhen Guan

The writing is terrible! I couldn't continue after chapter 70! I hate this kind of character setting that lacks any sense of humor but insists on portraying the character as a scoundrel!

The ending wasn't good; he declared himself king in Tibet, which was treason. Even if the protagonist's generation didn't raise an army, what about the next generation? This was a ticking time bomb.

This book is perfect for reading when you can't sleep at night, when your mind isn't clear. Just read it without thinking or commenting, or you'll start to doubt whether you're learning a genuine history of the Tang Dynasty ⊙∀⊙?

Author, do you even know what Lingyan Pavilion in Chang'an meant in the Tang Dynasty? You actually wrote it as a place for poetry contests and picking up girls. The descendants of the twenty-four meritorious officials would surely tear you apart.

Did prefects exist during the Tang Dynasty?

Was the Crown Prince deposed in the tenth year of the Zhenguan era? Li Chengqian had been the Crown Prince until his rebellion with Hou Junji, despite his limp and tendency to court disaster. If this is purely fictional, then disregard what I said.

I feel like this book started to fall apart around chapter 72. They completely destroyed the protagonist's integrity. Haha, I'm not reading anymore.

The way the protagonist is forced to come up with ideas is too contrived and illogical. He's usually very eloquent, but when the Bai family rebels, he's pressured by the princess and can't refuse. It's hard to watch.

Why are all those who write about the Tang Dynasty portrayed as being loyal to Emperor Taizong (Li Er)?

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