The Most Steadfast Prince of the Zhenguan Era
贞观最稳皇子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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250Chapters
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He doesn't seem like the most stable prince; he seems more like the most reckless prince.
There's hardly any plot, just too much filler; some entire chapters are just nonsense with not a single word of story.
After doing something, they keep explaining it over and over again, as if people are fools.
This kind of writing style, full of rambling explanations and unnecessary details, is either just padding to reach a certain word count, or it stems from an inferiority complex caused by a lack of recognition, a lack of self-worth, and a lack of accomplishment. The writer feels uncomfortable if they don't explain or spout nonsense.
The exclamation marks are so vivid, they're everywhere!
My thoughts after reading the first chapter! Seriously, no more exclamation marks! No matter how well-written, it can't withstand the torture! Don't you think all these exclamation marks are a bit much?!
The greatest enemy of the Li Tang princes was always their own family. Fathers and sons turned against each other, brothers became enemies—where was stability to be found?
What the heck? They've mixed up the books again. How am I supposed to read this?
The first few chapters are full of mothers and younger sisters; it's like this is a family drama disguised as a Tang Dynasty story!
The most stable prince, how could a prince be expelled?