The God-Level Prince of the Tang Dynasty

It's really great, the writing is very smooth, and it doesn't make any bold moves at the beginning. It's very stable. As a historical novel, it's great✅🙈🙈I'm very happy. I discovered the treasure book in the middle of the night and read it in one sitting. The plot is very coherent, and nothing is said to be wrong; the emotional description is also quite delicate; the words and sentences are also good, even if it cannot be said to be everyone's style, it can still be praised as a style of its own.

It's really good to read. I've read a lot of "Cultivation of Immortals and Hanging on the Wall" which has a lot of embarrassing content. Reading this novel again opened up a new way for me to read novels. The author's writing is particularly wonderful. (Gotou) I hope the author will not stop updating. Come on💪

It's bland and tasteless, with no outstanding points that attract people. Like all time-travel novels, it starts with poems, songs, wine, perfume, food, etc. In the later stage, guns and cannons are probably introduced. To be honest, this set is too old and a bit outdated. In fact, you can find a new way and write something different, which will probably be more interesting and attractive. I hope the author will keep up the good work.

Speed ​​up, let's push you every day

It's over 400 chapters, and I haven't revealed my identity yet. Although I say it's foreshadowing, I can't understand the title of your book. Brother, and there are many things that the protagonist should understand. I force myself not to understand. I'm convinced.

The plot is quite in line with the era. Unlike other time travel novels that are either exaggerated or invincible, I personally like this novel. It would be perfect if it were updated more quickly.

It looks good, just update it more and not be so watery.

When I saw Chapter 17, I couldn't help but want to complain. In ancient times, would emperors not pay attention to bloodlines? Knowing that the current prince is not his own child, why would he do something wrong for the sake of stability? Are you ready to hand your country over to someone else's child? How nonsense is this.

The content is very distracting. All kinds of big bugs. Although it is time travel. You don't need to be too strict, but you can't go too far. For example, you travel back in time to ancient times and develop a car with a speed of 1,200 kilometers per hour. The train travels at 3,600 kilometers per hour. Isn't this embarrassing? Of course, I didn't mention these two things in the book. I just used a metaphor. There are many similar bugs in the book. Rice grown in ancient times was much more productive than modern times. Originally, the parents in the Tang Dynasty were small. And the weight is bigger than now. The hybrid rice provided by the system actually produced 3,500 kilograms. This is equivalent to more than 4,000 kilograms now. It is still a small acre, there is no chemical fertilizer, and it has been raining heavily for a whole month. Isn't this just how bold people are and how productive the land is? In front of Fang Yiai is the prince's subordinate officer, who is abused by the protagonist. The protagonist asks him to feed the horse. He also holds a grudge against the protagonist. The result is a few chapters later. When Fang Yiai appears again, he suddenly becomes a military attache and a friend of the protagonist. And the protagonist says that doctors don't heal themselves. But generally in such cases, they are not exactly the same disease. The protagonist and his biological mother see a doctor. His biological mother's disease was exactly the same as his own, and he inherited it. As a result, he cured it with just a few strokes of his hands. When others asked him why he couldn't do it himself, he said that doctors don't heal themselves. This is so confusing. And the protagonist often pretends to be inexplicable. Without knowing his identity, he pretended to be a commoner. Who gave you the courage? It's okay if you have a trump card, but the key is that you don't have any trump cards. (Well, he actually has a trump card and his identity is there, but he doesn't know his identity). If you're not the protagonist, you'd be out of luck by now. Various flaws and bugs emerge in endlessly. The reason why I didn't give a bad review was to give it a neutral review. Simply because by the time I dropped the book, there was no stallion. Everyone has a different opinion on this. Some people think that not having a stud is a disadvantage, while others think it is an advantage. Everyone has different opinions. But there are basically no time-travel stories on the current apps that don't involve stallions. So there is no stallion here, I count him as an advantage. I don't care if I plant it or not after that. Abandoned.

Would Li Shimin, who had decisively killed all his brothers' sons and deposed his father for the throne, think about a fake son? Aren't you afraid of the country being divided if you establish the throne after your death? Li Shimin would be stupid enough to bring about his own destruction. There are historical lessons from Hu Hai and Zhao Gao's overthrow of the country, and Li Shimin himself using military power to rebel. If Li Shimin didn't help the true prince consolidate his position and control military power while he was alive, why would the civil servants and military generals support a prince who suddenly appeared after his death.