The Tang Dynasty’s First Idle Prince
大唐第一闲王
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- Completed
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- 941k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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428Chapters
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Author, take a look! Every main character is like the author's child!
Two chapters were enough to make me want to quit. Seriously! The author completely idiots at the protagonist. Honestly, as long as the protagonist doesn't have any rebellious intentions, he can be as arrogant as he wants! First, Emperor Taizong (Li Er) is trying to whitewash his past, and the powerful clans are using this as an excuse to say his ascension to the throne is illegitimate and he has…
The idea of using business tactics and sharing credit for inventions to dismantle a powerful family is indeed brilliant; it's the first time I've seen something like it. However, the plot and writing style are somewhat weak.
Emmmm Boss, it's you again! The moment I opened the book, it crushed me. Waaaaah
Both chapters are off-putting... An adult with this kind of mental capacity would be considered disabled in any era... Does time travel come with an added element of mental breakdown? What's the point of the second chapter's plot? Is it just about how a prince is suppressed by a maid? This person's IQ is probably below 10 years old.
The first chapter is enough to make you want to quit. He just goes along with whatever a servant says. What's the point of having a prince then? The maid says she's having an attack and he calls for acupuncture? Doesn't the prince have any dignity? Sanjiang is getting worse and worse.
I read two chapters and it was truly idiotic. A prince's words carried less weight than a maid's. The maid said the protagonist had epilepsy and needed injections, and after two injections, the protagonist didn't even think about dealing with the maid; he was already thinking about having her hold him for the next injection. Hahaha, I'm speechless.
I've noticed that novels with titles like "Idle" and "Busy" are usually quite popular.
What kind of garbage is this? The opening scene shows servants being forcibly treated – are they even brain-dead? They can't even control a servant, and they call themselves princes? They're more like groping genitals!
Chapter 1 I lived to be 30 years old in my past life… so was I mentally challenged? And after time-traveling, I've become an elementary school student?
I've seen people say that rebellions by Li Shimin and Li Zhi were difficult to stage, even suggesting waiting until the Wu Zhou dynasty to rebel... Let's use our brains! I agree with the earlier point; while Li Shimin was alive, rebellion was suicide.