The Carefree Prince Consort of the Tang Dynasty
大唐逍遥驸马爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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40.7kRecommendations
99.7kFans
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I specifically subscribed to a chapter just to criticize this novel, and the first chapter was enough to kill me. This novel is only suitable for elementary school students. Are there any likes for those who say it's good? They're all shills.
If you see Xiaoyao, it's advisable to stay away, as he has poison resistance.
Your book is quite good among the Tang Dynasty novels. Keep it up! You're giving me four votes a day, keep it up!!!
Is the little bug (referring to a specific product or service) dead? Let me check how many of them were recommended by Douyin (TikTok).
I specifically subscribed to a chapter. Why? Because I absolutely wanted to rant, but I hadn't gained any fan points, so I could only subscribe to the first chapter after it was released. And here I am again, even if it means losing money, I'm going to vent this. Next, I'll detail the three major flaws in the first chapter of this book that I just read.
What crime would it be to steal a princess's undergarments in the street during a feudal society? What would the consequences be?
It's strange that these authors who write time-travel novels set in the Tang Dynasty seem to have all agreed to use the same outline. All the historical figures seem to be cut from the same cloth. Is it inevitable that Wu Zetian will kill her son after her death? Is it inevitable that Princess Gaoyang will have an affair after her death?
Honestly... Has the system not appeared for too long? I feel like I'm almost reading it as a pure time-travel novel. Looking back today, I realized... This novel has a system?! 😂😂😂
It's already 2021, and I never thought I'd post something like this again. I haven't done this in years.
I'm exasperated that it takes 1 fan point to post. Basically, no matter how the author plans the plot, if gold and silver, tea stalls, or stir-fried dishes are found in the Tang Dynasty, I immediately abandon the book. Novels aren't historical records, of course, but they should at least portray the era realistically.
I've tested this book; it's a poison that will break your heart. Anyone who can read more than two chapters is a master. Anyone who comments that this book is good is either a primary school student or an idiot. Goodbye.