The Tang Dynasty’s Number One Young Master
大唐第一郎
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- Completed
- Length
- 279k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The title is too long. Wouldn't it be better to just call it "Tang Lang"?
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To Li Er, aside from his several legitimate sons, everyone else was a subject. What did a mere illegitimate son matter? A cup of poison would suffice.
I find this very strange! If the protagonist is Li Shimin's son, why didn't Li Shimin acknowledge him? He was just an illegitimate son, an ordinary prince who had fallen into poverty. At most, he would be given a slightly better title and more rank and salary. What's there to be ashamed of? Is this some forced addition of a scene?!
The seventeenth year of the Tang Dynasty was the eighth year of the Zhenguan era. Du Ruhui died in the fourth year of the Zhenguan era. How could his ghost still attend court?
There are a few things I want to complain about. 1. Why did Fang Xuanling initially call the protagonist "Xiu"? What's wrong with the meaning of this word? The previous dynasty with the word "Xiu" lasted for nearly two hundred years. Just because of current internet memes, he portrayed the protagonist as someone who dislikes this word.
If the male lead is Li Er's child? Then the female lead is Chang Le? Wow, this is practically German orthopedics?
What could possibly make the protagonist, armed with a tattered family token and a letter, act so arrogantly at the prime minister's house? Anyone who didn't know better would think he was there to acknowledge his son, not his ancestors. If people today had this mentality, they wouldn't survive past episode two in ancient times.
The biggest flaw in this book is the bear scene! After reading about the bear scene, I had no interest in continuing. How do you explain density, gravity, and polar bears to an ancient person? It's so awkward!
I suggest you look up the translation on Baidu before deciding to have the main character copy a poem, then you'll be embarrassed by your own actions.