The Tang Dynasty's First Prince

It's a refreshing read. It's not the kind of story where the villain jumps out and shouts, "You beat me, you beat me," and there is no stallion for the time being. The whole story, except for the pig's feet, is relatively intelligent, whether it's the villain or the supporting role, but not so harsh. There are Tang San's inventions and firearms, but the descriptions are not so detailed. There are overt and covert fights in the court, but they can be regarded as a brush. Most importantly, it is better to see that Li Chengqian is not evil now. It is a good book to read.

The subject matter is good, the writing is vivid, the characters are very good, it is a good article, and the character of Pig's Foot is not brainless, and he does not do things regardless of the consequences. Instead, the strategies are connected one after another, and the writing is coherent. It is very good, but the updates are too few and too slow!

Now I have one rule for reading through the Tang Dynasty. If I don't treat Li Chengqian as a villain or write him to death, I will read it patiently and have no brains to give a good review (if it doesn't look good later, I will add more explanation). The reason is very simple. He changed the plot and deliberately resolved the fate of the person who was destined to die. Shi jian had a plan and not to be abrupt. Otherwise, it would be the same as other Tang Dynasties. I didn't argue, but the prince was too deceitful and was persecuted crazily for his own safety. If you are forced to fight back, or if you know that the prince will commit suicide, I will push behind the scenes and watch you commit suicide. Then there is the extremely entangled Li Shimin who wants to admit it but dare not admit it. He hopes that his brothers and brothers will respect each other and that the family will be harmonious. Then he watches the prince and the King of Wei persecute him in fancy ways, and happily helps the ministers saying that this is a test for him. These plots are full of contradictions. It is very interesting when you first read it, but after reading a few books, you will find this m d just changed the source without changing the medicine and read the same book several times. Furthermore, you have traveled through time and you have all the knowledge and insights of future generations, or you have a system, but you can't change the fate of the person who is destined to die. Then you might as well just unite with the family and destroy Li Er and become the emperor yourself.

I barely read dozens of chapters. In other novels, one or two things occasionally don't make sense, but in this book, nothing makes sense.

I couldn't read it from the beginning. You can just cut the wool off and use it. Didn't you check the information when writing these things??

Recommend it

Good job

There are many novels that you can't stand after just one paragraph. This one makes you want to read more. It's okay.

The intelligence is reduced and the changes are illogical and take it for granted.

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