
I Was Not a Son in the Late Tang Dynasty
我在晚唐不当人子
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- Ongoing
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- 50k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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To be honest, I've been reading a lot of historical novels lately, all about time-traveling emperors. It's not that they're not good to read, but there aren't many of them where the protagonist has to grow up slowly like this one. How to put it, my personal historical point of view is that you can time travel. Unless you are very good before time travel, why do you have such a high IQ in time travel... It is beyond the control of ordinary people to become a prince and emperor. Brother, if you really keep writing, just write the protagonist and see the sufferings of the late Tang Dynasty. My personal suggestion is to drag the father and son not to know each other's identities first.
It feels more like an alternate history novel, but brother, if you write like this, I will read it with my brain
The emperor is raising children outside? Who would believe it? You might as well dress like Li Zi! Don't let Li Min take over