Great Tang: The Wei Family's Rebel Son Stuns Li Shimin from the Start

It's very well written, I still want to read it

Pig horns are really omnipotent. Come on, it's all a cool article.

Many people read novels just to kill time, but I can't understand people who want rigorous details when reading a good novel. It's obviously fine as long as it's not too outrageous, but they insist on a problematic part or a part that they don't understand well, and say that the book is not good. This book can be said to be a typical time-travel novel. If there is no system, some things will not appear out of thin air. If there is no outstanding performance, there will be nothing worthy of criticism. We must continue to work hard.

One moment I arrive at the palace and the plot is not over yet, and the next moment I am standing at the door, where are we playing? Does Wei Zheng still have the ability to clone himself?

Like most Tang Dynasty time travel stories, they are all pretentious. However, there is no nonsense and no system, which is rare. Please give it a good review to support it.

I read it in one go and it was so enjoyable. The author would like to give you more encouragement!