I Am the Prince's Master

Even the East Palace can't manage it well! What else can I do?

What do you think, author? As an adult, his thoughts have already been formed. No matter how much education he has, it is useless unless he is hit and you have to discipline him, at least from the rebellious stage!

Can you tell me why you chose the 4th year of Kaihuang? It's too early to time travel, right? Emperor Sui Wen still had 20 years to live and 16 years before he would be deposed. The world was not yet unified. If time were moved back, it would be good to have been emperor for ten years, and the world could be unified and play a power game with Yang Guang 😍

Author, are you sure there are only teachers who don't know how to teach? Are you really a teacher?

A teacher like this is the first person the prince will kill when he ascends the throne.

I discovered one thing. This author is quite persistent. No matter how you, the readers, correct me, I won't change it. I can even refute you.

What's going on? Why are you going off topic just by looking at it? Isn't the main plot to cultivate the prince? Why does the prince have to be the second male lead? The main plot shouldn't be to provide strategies for the prince and train him. There must be no plan for training the prince, right?                                                                                                                                                        After pleasing the parents and stabilizing the position of the prince, shouldn't be used to cultivate the prince's political talents, leading military strategies, and the art of governing the people, right? Open the government, lead the court and listen to the government, and go to the prince to supervise the country! Subtly use the thoughts of later generations to guide and broaden your horizons. If you want to attack Chen in a few years, do you need to cultivate the military leadership ability of the prince, then seek military power for the prince, and go out to lead the army to attack Chen to accumulate military industry , in the process, he had to fight with Yang Guang for the right to lead troops to attack Chen.                                                            The more I look at it, the more something is wrong. First, there is nothing to do but to fix the problem, and then the relationship with the emperor develops and the drama becomes more and more important. Without the prince, there is nothing wrong. Finally, for some reason, the protagonist gets the military power and goes out to train in the army! You and the prince broke up. Isn't this off topic? It shouldn't be to help the prince gain military power. You are helping the prince to train the army? ? ?                                                                                                                                                                                       The main plot can be said to be to train the prince, the protagonist should be set as a behind-the-scenes figure. The protagonist has to fight with Yang Guang 😥 😥 (The prince wants to cry, it's so good) and he also gives away the right to lead the army! ! According to the routine, in the last life, he will be the commander-in-chief and lead the troops to attack Chen, and then will he usurp power and seize the throne? 🤓 Later, the role of the prince will be increased, focusing on cultivating the prince's political ability and changing history! ! Don't digress by highlighting the omnipotence of the protagonist. The protagonist is supposed to be a scholar, and can he have the ability to lead troops based on strategy? Don't cheat the protagonist, don't use a big gun at the end 😥, try to write it back later, the subject matter of this article is still good, keep writing! ! !

How can the protagonist teach the prince calmly when he has been in the Sui Dynasty for so long and has not figured out the body owner's life experience? After about Chapter 48, the body owner's mother appears inexplicably. The protagonist has no memory, so he is worried and concerned.

Why is there no one? It's well written.