The Eldest Legitimate Son of Liu Song
刘宋嫡长子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 111k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 21h ago
- Source
- Qidian
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348Recs
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Liu Yu's sons were all named Liu Yi or something like that, so Liu Pei's name just sounds strange and doesn't sound good either.
It's not easy to write about Lao Liu before he became wealthy. I feel like you'll end up with a bad ending. 😰
This time period is challenging!
Liu Yu's sons are all named Liu Yi×. If you simply set him as Zang Aiqin's son, his position as Crown Prince is secure. You can even name him Liu Yisi. When Liu Yu launches his northern expedition against Guanzhong, if his 25-year-old son, like Cao Pi, becomes a General of the Five Offices, extending the lives of Liu Daogui, Liu Jingxuan, and Liu Muzhi, then things will get really exciting. Author, go ahead and write it; there are plenty of satisfying moments to explore.
🍅Liu Yizhen's book has been taken down (404).
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It's well-written, and flows smoothly and naturally.
It's writing quite well so far, keep up the good work!
You're probably the first person to write from before Liu Yu rose to power. Keep it up!