
In the Tang Dynasty, I Just Want to Take It Easy
人在大唐,只想悠闲
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- Ongoing
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- 213k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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These kinds of books are basically a bait-and-switch tactic; they claim to be about slacking off, but they actually do all sorts of ridiculous things. Disgusting.
Li Shimin made Li Ke emperor? Could someone with such an awkward background really become emperor? Was there no one else left in the Tang Dynasty, from top to bottom?
With Li Ke's background, how could he possibly be expected to languish in the Tang Dynasty? Are you sure you don't know how you died? Goodbye...
Li Ke as the protagonist is basically a no-brainer; everyone's useless unless they become immortals or ancestors. Otherwise, whoever he is, he's doomed. He's fundamentally incapable of ascending the throne. Bloodlines were a fatal flaw in the Sui and Tang dynasties. How many Tang dynasty heroes didn't achieve their fame and success by stepping on their maternal grandfathers' families?
There's no need to click after reading the synopsis. How can Li Shimin have such high hopes for the protagonist? He wants to just sit around doing nothing? Haha, the author probably doesn't know how the protagonist died in history. It's hilarious. The protagonist has no choice but to use any means necessary to rise to power; it's either success or death.
I just want to know, is it a genuine surrender or just a pretense...?
In my experience, those who say they're just giving up are only trying to pad their word count; in reality, they worry about everything more than an egg roll.
I haven't even seen it yet, but I'm already defining it. It must be a protagonist who claims to be doing nothing but actually works himself to death. Like the so-called "Idle Prince," who actually does everything; the book title doesn't match the content. Those who have read it, please tell me if it's true; if not, I'll read it again.
If you don't have the writing skills and intelligence, don't even think about writing political intrigue novels. Just stick to lighthearted, enjoyable stories. This ridiculous way of handling things is just painful to watch.
I've read the whole thing. He's holding a nuclear bomb and playing around cracking walnuts with people, doing nothing productive all day but boasting about how awesome he is.