The Tang Dynasty's Rebellious Grandson: Your Majesty, Call Me Crown Prince!

The plot of this book is actually very ordinary and has nothing to say. It is a typical fantasy of wanting to die, with various twists and coincidences intertwined. What supports this book is the author's writing style and historical knowledge. Similar books that write about the story of Li Tang usually copy the curse words from the TV series about "Growing up on the mother's milk..." Or graft a bit of the arrogance of Zhu Gaoxu, the King of Han Dynasty, or incorporate some internet jokes. The power of this book is that it can harmoniously integrate historical fragments, Internet jokes, and film and television plots. At the same time, it can be clearly seen that the author has a clear consciousness and has not been carried away by the trend of the times. Li Shimin has been praised too highly in these years. In a certain music, it can be said that if he says anything bad about him, he will be criticized verbally and writtenly. In my books with similar themes, the protagonist talks about resisting Li Shimin, but in fact he is kneeling and licking, 360 degrees without blind spots. The author of this book is also very objective in his attitude towards Li Shimin. Although in order to scold him, he found a lot of black material and faults about him, but he did not do it mindlessly just to criticize him. I don't hate Li Shimin as a person, but I hate the unscrupulous marketing accounts that create gods. The language of the main character slandering Li Shimin is very exciting, and the plot of slandering the family members is very enjoyable, but books that are eye-catching, exciting, and fast-paced tend to overdraw the future and usually cannot be written long. The rest of this book should be difficult to write. The main plot has a fun rhythm and is about teasing Li Shimin. The climax should be about Li Tai and Li Zhi. But after Li Zhi falls, it will be difficult for Li Shimin to stop teasing. If it is just to make ends meet, Li Chengqian may be slightly blackened and brought in to be the boss. At this time, Li Tai's climax has fallen. Later, Li Zhi will test the author's historical background and see how much of Li Zhi's black material he can bring out. With the author's ability to combine themes, the book Li Zhi should be able to reach 500,000 to 600,000 words after writing it. The completion of the historical text will be satisfactory. My guess is that it will be a good book, worth reading!

The historical figures in this book are well written and quite refreshing, but I can only reluctantly convince myself to accept other details. The differences between ancient and modern times are often confused.

Reading cool articles is enough. What do you need your brain for? If I have one, I don't use it. I just play.

What psychology? You, an ordinary time traveler, still want to take advantage of Li Shimin? How to write the word "death"?

It makes no sense. If you want to stir up the times, just talk about royal gossip. There are currently two known methods of destroying the feudal system, one is capital and the other is republic. If you want to stir up trouble, there is currently no third possibility.

Trivia: aristocratic families will not disappear, only new ones will replace the old ones, and the Communist Party of China is no exception 😴

The introduction is quite funny. As a royal prince, he also overthrew feudalism. .

When I first read the introduction, I was simply shocked. Traveling through the Tang Dynasty and confronting Li Shimin at the Xuanwu Sect? I really don't know how to live or die. Don't you think that modern people are smarter than the ancients? What an arrogant person can do, so I browsed the title several times without clicking on it. Until one day I couldn't find a book I was interested in, so I read a chapter. Now I couldn't stop reading, and I couldn't stop reading. I had to read more every day. The male protagonist's comments about Li Shimin are not mindless, they are all well-founded. He breaks apart all the scheming of the struggle for imperial power in feudal society. It makes people's hearts beat, including the controversy over the establishment of a legitimate heir, and even the minister's underpants were taken off. Li Shimin, I can't stand him but can't kill him. This book is very anti-imperialist and anti-feudal, and it is actually a people's view of history. It is really a masterpiece of history, great! Recommended~

This is the kind of thing where the protagonist wants to die, and then the author keeps cheating him so that he can't die. All the protagonist's mentally retarded operations and crazy behaviors are all inferred that the protagonist wants to die, but... I never thought that seeking death will actually lead to death.

The problem with the protagonist in this chapter is too big, purely for the sake of being black. You can scold Li Shimin for his mistakes, but you can't deny Li Shimin's achievements. In history, Goguryeo was severely beaten by Li Shimin before Li Zhi took over the three eastern provinces. This is also the protagonist's change of mentality. He is not scolding Li Shimin for the sake of going home, but for the national efforts to rise and suffer for future generations. You are here to correct Li Shimin's mistakes and surpass Li Shimin. As you said, you are criticizing for the sake of the world.

It's strange, how many people commented without even reading the book. The protagonist is currently seeking death. A group of people said that if Li Er wants the protagonist to die, then let the protagonist die, mb, the protagonist is eager to die... There are so many gods...

Thank you for reading this book! It is truly my honor to be able to gather with you all in the world of books! I would also like to trouble you to make a fortune, add a bookshelf, and catch up on reading every day. This is really important for a small author who has just released a new book! Thank you pigeon! Thank you! Thanks again! !

If you really want Li Shimin to kill you, you have to create something that can threaten Li Shimin. Either you have to kill him several times, or you have to find something that can subvert his rule. Only when he is threatened can he kill you at all costs. He can bear it if you just scold him at Xuanwu Sect. Scolding the aristocratic family will help him strengthen his centralization of power. How could he kill you?

This is a heart-wrenching and refreshing book. I would like to call it the crime of refreshing writing this year.

Just read it as a cool article without thinking about it.

I originally thought that noble people were not necessarily bad, until I just saw a video on station B. A girl was disabled and had a lot of Haval B in her bag. She was deceived by a scammer. Then the scammer was very arrogant and insulted others on the phone on WeChat. When I saw this, I thought, how could she be so bad? Panzhi APP details, in short, support the author

I just know how to talk, but I haven't seen anything serious. Either take the republican route, surround the city in the countryside, and overthrow the three mountains, or take the capital route, go overseas, launch an industrial revolution, and launch a war against the Tang Dynasty, similar to the Opium War, forcing the Tang Dynasty to reform.

How many words are there in this chapter? Is it so cool?

🙂 If there is water, it will be banned. It will be water every day.

The protagonist must have gradually discovered that he will not succeed in seeking death by spraying Li Er everywhere. (Otherwise there would be no foreshadowing that the protagonist wants to borrow Li Chengqian's banner) What he is doing now is to get Li Chengqian's reputation back first, and then use the name of his eldest son Li Chengqian to attract a group of people to point out various Zhenguan with him. The shortcomings of the dynasty (Of course, in his own opinion, he was poking Li Er's sore spots, telling everyone that Li Er was a foolish king, and seeking death) It happened that Li Er was obsessed with choosing the best prince because of the excitement of the protagonist. Then, the protagonist who keenly discovered various hidden dangers in the Zhenguan Dynasty and even solved them gradually fell into the eyes of Li Er. Li Er discovered that this grandson was not only rebellious, but also the eldest son... Later, you can also write that Li Er discovered that Li Zhi and Li Tai were all for the throne. Lao Deng longed for family affection to death. He was jealous at first that Li Chengqian had a son who didn't even want his life for him (of course, Li Xiang actually just didn't want his life). Then Li Er, Lao Deng, turned into a supporting role in a regretful novel. The more the male protagonist tried to die and begged Li Er to kill him, the more Li Er felt that he was the only one in the Tian family who cared about family affection.

After "Tang Brick", I haven't read a book worth reading over and over again for many years. I have read this book more than ten times, and now I read the book reviews while reading it!

So scolding! Happy! Li Er should be stimulated severely. If he were to be Li Er's minister, it would be enough to praise him. But if he was a member of Li Chengqian's lineage, he should be scolded Li Er severely! ! !

Generally speaking, this kind of trick is to sell dog meat with sheep's head, talk about mutual death, but do not do the operations that will lead to death, and then have to do other things, relying on the author's nonsense

I read it as a cool novel, but when I got to chapter 70, I realized it wasn't suitable for me. The author just wants to write a top-notch novel. Many plots and supporting characters serve this theme. For a reader like me who likes group portraits, it is difficult to read. After one paragraph of review, I stopped reading. What makes it even more difficult for me to comment is the background: the protagonist was banned by Li Shimin, and then he repeatedly ignored the ban and came out to provoke troubles, and came to the Imperial College to do big things. Officials were worried about the protagonist's identity and the reason for doing big things and did not dare to do anything. I wonder if the Tang Dynasty was the same as the Ming Dynasty? Can't the officials in charge of clan trouble be detained? Can't control the severity of the situation? Can we just sit back and watch the situation escalate? To capture it is not to deal with or convict it, but to report it to Li Shimin and let Li Shimin handle it. Then, readers will comment. It's so hard to stretch

Can the author memorize the preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion?

The update of the online drama is too slow, so you cheated me

It's too difficult, just hide the story of Wu CaiRen and not tell it

Wucairen's story hasn't been revealed yet

Don't know which class you belong to?

It's cool to see that it's okay to lose logic!