Great Tang: When I Couldn't Become Crown Prince, I Built an Empire Instead
大唐：当不了太子，反手打造帝国
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- 169k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 2d ago
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- Qidian
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How can the deposed prince be sealed? He is not afraid of others causing trouble in the place.
After reading two chapters, I don't know who will follow you to start a business after selling out all the people who followed you in rebellion.
The deposed prince still wants to be sealed?
I don't have any historical knowledge. Let's see how many deposed princes can survive? Do you still want to seal it? It would be difficult for the deposed prince's descendants to survive!
After reading the introduction, I no longer want to read the book. Was there a vassal king in the Tang Dynasty? The princes of the Tang Dynasty only had titles but no real power.
From ancient times to the present, no deposed prince has had a good end.
It feels a bit ridiculous. The protagonist has always been submissive. Although his own strength is indeed very weak, he is still able to rise to the position of prince. I know that the author wants to take a new direction in writing the protagonist, but the national strength is actually the population, and the Han people are the mainstream nation, and they also want to become a second empire. This is not something that can be completed in decades. It will take at least several generations. I hope the author's next book will be better.
What I wrote before is okay. Chapter 1718: Is the author obscene? Forcibly adding drama? The writing is like shit and makes people have no desire to read it. At this time, Li Tai sent assassins to kill the prince who was accompanied by elite soldiers. How many assassins did he need to send? Three thousand or four thousand is fine, but the forced addition of scenes in chapters 17 and 18 is really...
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I really can't stand it. Li Shimin is written like a rural aunt, who even has an imperial edict and has to fight with the former prince to the extreme. The protagonist has gone out of the city. Now he will send this person to ask if he wants to go back to the city, and then he will send someone to deliver the imperial edict for the protagonist to come back to the city. The latest chapter is still pulling. Can't the protagonist just go to Vietnam to fight against the rich and divide the land?
Revolution is not a dinner party. If you don't fight, you will die. There is no other way out.
Brother, have you got the priorities wrong? What I want to see is the development of the protagonist and not other messy things. This is all on the shelves and still focuses on background panels and other intrigues while downplaying the main character.