The Easygoing Man of Zhenguan
贞观清闲人
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Having read online novels for nearly 20 years, those with "leisure" in their titles have all ended up becoming model workers.
Li Shimin was a doting father to his daughters, not his sons. Even if he was a doting father to his daughters, for the sake of political stability, his daughters were usually betrothed to the sons of ministers or generals from other ethnic groups after the age of nine. Why is your nine-year-old son jumping around like this? Is he thinking something he shouldn't be thinking? Did he want to jump back after being adopted?
All the beauties with names and surnames are brought into his mansion. The Shadow Emperor 😏, no matter who is emperor, without the male protagonist's voice, his decrees cannot leave the Daming Palace 🪖.
Is the author just entertaining himself? People in ancient times weren't that stupid. Modern people trying to scheme and plot would be easily fooled. If you're going to be so idle, you might as well stick to a farming/farming story. I'm tired of this kind of Tang Dynasty time-travel novel.
Any story featuring a child under 14 as the main character is awkward and unwatchable; it's like watching a little monster.
Sigh, every time I see these titles, I can't help but click in to take a look. Unfortunately, they never disappoint me. All that talk about leisure, being a complete idler, and slacking off is just talk; in reality, I'm constantly busy.
Who would dare to claim credit for something as valuable as a curved plow? What do you take Li Shimin for? Such a trivial matter, meant to bring glory to the Li imperial family, is treated so carelessly? And if you've decided on a peaceful life, don't jump around. Why even try to collude with the Li imperial family to establish a merchant guild?
In the Tang Dynasty, one could never be a carefree prince; just think of how many members of the Li Tang imperial family Wu Zetian killed later on.
Modern historical articles cover everything except history.
Hehe, how should I rate this book? The beginning was alright, the author's intelligence was still there, but when it came to the tea part, did the author just grab a random joke and copy it? Then opening teahouses everywhere—what a brilliant idea! Thumbs up! But the protagonist is only 9 years old, hmm, very reasonable. A prince, it's best not to touch salt or iron!