
I Refuse to Be Crown Prince
孤才不要做太子
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The overall plot arrangement of this book is very comfortable, and the writing style is also good. Unfortunately, the author's understanding of history is still superficial. In many places, it feels like he has directly used things from novels and unofficial histories or even online articles. And the inventions and creations that the protagonist moved back to the Tang Dynasty, we really have to look into the conditions for most of them to be produced in the Tang Dynasty. Some technologies were not even of much value in the Tang Dynasty. In general, this novel can be regarded as a fine piece of writing by Long Aotian, but it still lacks a lot of quality when viewed as a historical text.
The enemies were either killed or driven away. You captured them all and used them as slaves to build bridges, pave roads and dig mines. The Industrial Revolution did not use the blood of foreigners, so why not use the blood of your own people?
It is one of the few Tang Dynasty novels that I can read through. I especially hate the one that brought the system back to the Tang Dynasty. It is so awesome that I am so embarrassed that my cancer is in the advanced stage!
It's such a pity that a pretty good book was finished quickly or to cater to some brainless readers. To be able to write a plot like a nationwide attack on the Tang Dynasty. Anyone with a little bit of brains knows that there is only one situation in which this plot can happen. It is that behind this group of people there is a being who is powerful enough to crush them. Because of population, combat power, human nature, etc., No matter which side wins, it will be detrimental to most of the participating parties. What's funny is that these people who suffered losses in both wins and losses not only went to war, but also worked hard and worked hard.
The fact that Confucius executed Shaozhengmao is completely false after modern research. To put it simply, Confucius had no power to kill. The example Confucius gave in the second article had a serious logical error.
I really like Li Chengqian's books, but there are really not many that I can read. I hope to sit down and work hard, write more than 2,000 chapters, and don't abuse the author later.
The author should pay attention to the fact that there was not that big a difference between civil and military officials in the Tang Dynasty. Military generals could dismount and bring peace to the country, while civil servants could also mount and kill people! It wasn't until the Song Dynasty that there was such a difference between civil and military forces.
Li Shimin has so many sons (referring to the time traveler)
It is impossible to be the eldest son, unless the emperor wants you to be the eldest son. But it was really impossible to change the prince during the Zhenguan period, as it would affect the stability of the country too much.
Li Shimin is the second most powerful male figure in Chinese history in terms of political power. Why did he become the character of Qianlong in the Qidian novel? As for who is the first in the men's group, I can only say, the east is red, the sun is rising...