
The Great Tang's Most Trouble-Making Prince
大唐第一坑爹皇子
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 6y ago
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Another excellent author. Li Shimin's entire family had respiratory illnesses, yet they ate chili peppers???
How did this thread go off-topic? What happened to the promised rip-off? It's turning into a palace drama!
Where's the promised scheming and betrayal? Aside from the beginning, the rest of the story becomes nothing more than Empress Zhangsun and Li Shimin sabotaging their son. Even Li Tai gets caught cheating on the protagonist several times. It's incredibly frustrating. I'm grinding my teeth; this protagonist is such a coward. Even Li Tai manages to pull stunts later on, and multiple times at that. The protagonist doesn't even think to retaliate. What good are verbal warnings after all this time?
What the hell? This book is best read without even using your brain!
I hope it won't be abandoned again!!!
As expected, writing two books at once is prone to errors. The first chapter mentioned earning ridiculous points for completing tasks, but later it turned into spending points on wasteful spending. Furthermore, the chapter didn't specify how many points were awarded upon completion. Thumbs down.
How can you be so talented? Look at how AI writes it before you try to do it manually.
Ancient China only had Sichuan pepper and black pepper. Chili peppers originated in Central America and were only introduced to China at the end of the Ming Dynasty. It's ridiculous that no one noticed that people in the Tang Dynasty ate chili peppers.
I've read a few chapters; it's okay for beginners, just something to pass the time! Don't be too cheeky!
Eating a little chili sauce occasionally is fine, but in the future, you should eat more foods that nourish the lungs, replenish qi, and benefit blood. Besides, it's perfectly reasonable for a system novel writer to also include some cure-all elixirs; why take it so seriously?