The Tang Dynasty's Rebellious Grandson: Your Majesty, Call Me Crown Prince!
大唐贞观逆孙：请陛下称太子！
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What kind of mentality is that? You, an ordinary time traveler, think you can control Li Shimin? You're asking for trouble.
It's pointless. If you want to stir up trouble, talking about royal gossip is useless. Currently, there are only two known methods to dismantle feudalism: capitalism and republicanism. There's no third possibility for creating unrest.
You don't understand history, but you can't accept the fabrication of history.
The protagonist in this chapter has major problems; it's purely for the sake of criticizing. You can criticize Li Shimin's mistakes, but you can't deny his achievements. Historically, Goguryeo was severely weakened by Li Shimin, which led to Emperor Gaozong's conquest of the three northeastern provinces.
It's truly a miraculous herb.
When I first read the synopsis, I was utterly shocked. Traveling back to the Tang Dynasty to confront Li Shimin at the Xuanwu Gate Incident? That's incredibly audacious! Does he think modern people are smarter than ancient people? What an arrogant person he is! So, I saw the title several times but didn't click to read it.
The synopsis is quite funny; as a member of the royal family, he even opposes feudalism.
Fun fact: powerful clans don't disappear; new ones just replace the old ones, and the Communist Party is no exception. 😴
This is the kind of story where the protagonist wants to die, but the author keeps giving him cheat codes so he can't die. All the protagonist's idiotic and insane actions are justified as him wanting to die, but... No one ever thought that courting death would actually lead to death.
Author, please stop cursing your ancestors.
It's okay to complain a bit from the beginning to the middle, but constantly complaining is just ungrateful. You're a poor, clueless guy from modern times, not even a nobleman, and you've transmigrated into the body of Li Shimin's grandson in the Tang Dynasty. He values you so much, why would you want to be a slave back in this world?
Idiot, they've already entered the palace with swords; you should have just attacked them head-on and killed them.
I came from Hongguo Short Drama, watched the whole series in one go, and then came here to read the book. 🤓