In the Tang Dynasty, You Become Stronger by Fighting Against Others

It felt like I was watching a drama about a braided court, wearing the clothes of the Tang Dynasty and wearing shoes. A little discouraged😰😰😰

It's a bit depressing to watch. He has a completely small-person mentality and doesn't use his strengths as a prince at all. He comes to the door in person like an ordinary person and handles things like begging grandpa to sue grandma. The protagonist also seems to be a bit of a villain, offending everyone but not paying attention to the consequences, and then others will make things difficult for him. Moreover, the genre of this book has a very slow transition in time. I have seen too many books like this that have a tantrum in the middle of the book. Therefore, this type of book is slow and does not have hundreds of chapters. The protagonist will not grow up to adulthood, and there is a risk of tantrums. I usually put this kind of book away for a month and then come back to see if it is still updated and consider whether to collect it 😎😎😎

The protagonist is the prince... He is also a time traveler... Or will the author become like this when he travels through time, and does your dad listen to outsiders?

Come to cause trouble and attack people. Find trouble again and attack people again. Return to the prince? I just laughed.

Silently say that there are several books like this. They all follow the same approach. Just change the soup without changing the medicine. I don't know who is copying whom.

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 31, so I gave up.

I haven't read it, but I want to say a few words. This taunting setting is not suitable for writing a historical article, let alone the much-anticipated identity of the prince of Zhenguan Dynasty, so after thinking about it, there is no need to read it.

After reading more than ten chapters, it felt like a Qing palace drama. The prince has both parents. There is no need for a concubine to take care of it personally. At most, he can give some information to the prince's teacher. This still risks exposing himself. The most direct advice is to the queen, and finally the queen will reward the concubine. (She also clearly told everyone that she had someone in the East Palace.) Obviously, she was targeting the East Palace who would memorize a small notebook. Is she really a queen who would not be in charge of the palace? Compared with the conspiracies in history, it is far different.

Can just anyone enter the East Palace, frame the prince and give him a few beatings? The East Palace is also an imperial palace. Whose courtyard do you think you can enter if you want?

A panel of dozens of times of information is really enough. Is it really okay for you to be so stupid?

If you were the imperial censor, you would still be worth something, Prince🙂

I have read no less than twenty Tang Dynasty books, including at least a dozen from the Zhenguan Dynasty. Most of them have childish dialogues and brainless plots! Only Tang Brick and Tang Jinxiu are considered normal!

A novice, and a novice with no historical knowledge at all!