The Tang Dynasty's Firstborn Son
大唐第一长子
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
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I've been reading web novels for about 15 years. I used to read everything, but now I'm always in a reading slump. These days, I mostly read historical, sports, infinite-loop, entertainment, and fanfiction stories, along with books by a few authors whose styles suit me. At first, what matters most to me is the protagonist's characterization. After that, I care whether the plot fits who the protagonist is.
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Was the protagonist born to Empress Zhangsun? If not, then he is not qualified to inherit the throne. Don't ask why; just look at Empress Zhangsun in the court and you'll know.
Holy crap, this is the most intense historical article I've ever encountered.
That's interesting. Take it slow, it can be developed.
He died from poisoning in the first chapter. 😅😅😅
The author practically copied and pasted Li Shimin and Empress Zhangsun's Baidu biographies; each chapter averages over 60% filler text.
These grades must be faked. The eldest grandson doesn't even recognize his own mother. As for ice-making technology, you sell so much ice every day, there's simply not enough material in Chang'an. You're on friendly terms with Li Chengxian, so Li Chengqian's guards can't tell you. You look like the Crown Prince, but they don't tell the Emperor. He's also a sister; everyone knows you and calls you brother, yet you tell me the Emperor and Empress don't recognize you.
It's incredibly toxic, completely illogical, uses inappropriate historical terminology, and in short, I suspect the data is fabricated.
There are many strange things, but they are not very clear. However, I really feel that the protagonist's IQ is sometimes high and sometimes low.
That's really toxic... I'm outta here!
I'm speechless. I won't even go into the plot, the dialogue is just awful. The master gives you an order, saying, "I'm giving you an order..." There were also those who stubbornly denied it, refusing to appear before the emperor, and whom the empress couldn't arrest even if she wanted to.