Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty

The most ridiculous thing about this book is the introduction of perfumes and colognes—things that involve knowledge of chemistry, biology, and herbal medicine. There are also things like teddy bears and pinyin. Being a little ahead of their time is genius, but introducing things from a completely different era is no longer genius, it's monstrous.

Holy crap, this profile... He's a scion of a powerful family from the 21st century! This humble subject kowtows to you! (Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang)

It's too bland; the book is like plain water, bland as water.

Wow, this article is so short! I remember thinking it was so long when I first read it.

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This book is really old; I remember seeing a physical copy in a bookstore when I was in junior high school.

I felt that Li Er (Emperor Taizong of Tang) still had fatherly feelings for him at that time; Chengqian (承乾) meant inheriting the fate of the nation.

The author is really talented; the book next door, "The Emperor's Affairs," is also quite good.

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