Great Tang: The Unbeatable Bear Child
大唐：无敌熊孩子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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487Chapters
1.2MPopularity
1.3kReaders
9.1Score
2kMust-read votes
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The author is amazing! They even managed to produce a booklet about Li Chengfeng next door! Incredible!
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This book is mostly a copy of the "Tang Dynasty Mischievous Child System".
While reading novels is meant to be relaxing and lighthearted, and shouldn't be taken too seriously, shouldn't it at least be reasonably accurate? This novel doesn't seem to depict just one person's time travel, but rather a group of people. Potatoes, corn, tables and chairs… with the Tang Dynasty's steelmaking capabilities, could they even build a railway several kilometers long with all the steel in the country? Did they stop living? Stop fighting?
It was really good, and I wanted to keep watching. It was quite a surprise that I suddenly finished it.
Nice
It's all about schools and farming; they always portrayed how beloved the people were before. So why, after the little princess's accident, do her parents lose trust, yet the people still love her? This plot is so frustrating! The beginning, though full of plot holes and bugs, was still exciting. But what's with everything after the bicycle? It's so contradictory and depressing.
The author's bold imagination and writing style are excellent, truly excellent.
One minute it's the thirteenth prince, the next it's the eighth prince, and now it's the ninth prince—how is this written?