In the Tang Dynasty, with Li Shimin as My Father
人在大唐，家父李世民
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- 211k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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The main character is a bit too useless, especially with such a huge power-up; he seems like he doesn't even have a brain.
The content here is a bit far-fetched. Li Er's attitude towards the crown prince changed drastically after the prince became lame, coupled with the crown prince's own inability to withstand the pressure and his reckless behavior, leading to a mental breakdown! The way Li Er seized the throne meant he wouldn't easily change the crown prince.
The protagonist acts like a spoiled brat, shouting, "I have this and you don't, aren't I awesome?" (Smug face)
The protagonist is incredibly stupid. Even after experiencing it firsthand, he still believes the wild speculations about Li Er's various conspiracies on forums. He actually wanted to get rid of Li Chengqian, so he should have looked up the meaning of "Chengqian" in the dictionary before speaking. If he truly disliked Li Chengqian, his shady dealings would have rendered him useless long ago.
What's the point of having a dual-world protagonist who doesn't focus on developing the Tang Dynasty but only engages in palace intrigue all day? Is this a female-oriented novel?
The dual-wielding, magic-free guy who doesn't want to deal with guns is probably still working as a middleman in China, probably written by AI.
The protagonist brought out so many things, yet Li Shimin didn't know?
Selling ancient resources in the modern era should be enough to make several hundred million annually. Selling modern goods in the ancient era will amass a fortune. Direct access to the modern world means unlimited supply points; you'll hardly need to worry about logistics with your army.
This book should be in the women's section, why is it being posted so prominently here as a collection of mundane family stories?
What era was that? Why would they buy rice during a famine? That's just premium rice; you could buy animal feed directly from there. While modern people can't eat it, in ancient times, it would have been a life-saving food, and much cheaper!