Li Chengqian, Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty

The most ridiculous part of this book is about making perfume and toilet water. These things are related to knowledge about chemistry, biology, herbal medicine, and the pinyin of teddy bears, etc. Being a little ahead of the curve is a genius, but when something cross-century appears, it is no longer a genius, but a monster. How does a prince who has never been out of the palace know this? What's more, the protagonist himself said that in his previous life, he was just a business manager. It's like looking at modern feudal society

WOC, this introduction, is a young man from an aristocratic family in the 21st century! The grassroots are kowtowing to you, bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang

Too watery, the book is as white as white, as light as water

This article is actually so short. I remember thinking it was so long when I read it.

Mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, mission accomplished, 🙏

This book is really old. I remember reading it in physical form in a bookstore when I was in junior high school.

I feel that Li Er should still have a father-son feeling towards him at that time. Inheriting Qian is the inheritance of the country.

The author is so strong. The book next door, "Those Things About the Emperor" is also pretty good.

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