I Refuse to Be Crown Prince
孤才不要做太子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The overall plot of this book is very comfortable, and the writing style is also good. It's just a pity that the author's understanding of history is rather superficial. In many places, it feels like the author just directly used some novels, unofficial histories, or even online novels.
The enemy was either killed or driven away. Are you going to capture them all and enslave them to build bridges, pave roads, and mine? The Industrial Revolution didn't need the blood of foreigners, did it? Are you going to use the blood of your own people?
One of the few Tang Dynasty novels I can actually read, especially those that involve taking a system back to the Tang Dynasty. They're all incredibly powerful and constantly flying around, it makes me cringe so badly I'm practically terminal!
It's a real shame. A decent book, I don't know if it was rushed to a quick conclusion or to cater to some mindless readers, but they actually managed to write a plot like the entire world attacking Tang. Anyone with a modicum of sense knows this kind of scenario only happens under one condition: that there's an entity far more powerful than them manipulating things behind the scenes.
The story of Confucius executing Shao Zhengmao has been proven to be completely false by modern researchers. Simply put, firstly, Confucius had no right to execute him, and secondly, the example Confucius used in the article contains a serious logical fallacy.
I really enjoy writing about Li Chengqian, but there aren't many that I can actually finish reading. I hope he can keep going and write over 2000 chapters, and please don't make things too cruel for the protagonist later on.
The author should note that in the Tang Dynasty, there wasn't such a significant distinction between civil and military officials. Military generals could dismount to govern the country, and civil officials could mount horses to fight! It wasn't until the Song Dynasty that such a distinction between civil and military officials emerged.
Li Shimin had so many sons! (Referring to the time traveler)
It's impossible for the eldest son of the legitimate wife to be crown prince, unless the emperor wants to prevent you from becoming crown prince. However, it was truly impossible to change the crown prince during the Zhenguan era, as it would greatly affect the stability of the country.
Li Shimin is the second most cunning and political maneuvering figure among male figures in Chinese history. So why is he portrayed as the Qianlong Emperor in the web novel "Princess Pearl"? As for your question about who won first place in the men's group, I can only say, "The East is Red, the sun rises..."