The Unrivaled Prince of the Tang Dynasty

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Although it is quite good-looking, and the male protagonist Li Jian does a good job, the more I read about the eldest queen, Sun Pinting, and the male protagonist's aunt, the more I hate it. It can be said that the supporting characters are very annoying and the protagonist is very good. Overall, this book is still very good.

Even if it's a cool novel, it's too ridiculous. One person destroyed the Turks, so he might as well write a novel about cultivating immortals, so he can bear it. What the hell is his aunt? Li Shimin is going to kill her and yet he begs the protagonist to let Li Shimin go over and over again. He's so cheap. This is the most poisonous novel I've ever read.

Anyone who can comment on this book is a talented person, no matter what the writing is, and those who can persist in reading it are all talented people. I would like to call this the worst book I have ever read, bar none.

I feel like the protagonist is too ruthless yet affectionate! It feels like a split personality! The protagonist's awesomeness has gone beyond the scope of human beings, and the fucking monsters have come out! Li Shimin dared to send troops to attack him. This Li Shimin's empire was not brought from a fight, but definitely picked up on the roadside.

Not good-looking

I have read more than a hundred chapters so far. Let me share my personal opinions. First, does the protagonist have character flaws? Sometimes ruthless, sometimes affectionate? Schizophrenic? Secondly, the protagonist's aunt is just one of Li Shimin's dogs, which is too disgusting. Third, the eldest grandson, Pinting, was disgusted at first and threw him in Chang'an. Why did she bring him out? Moreover, he treats her as someone who raises monsters (this is extremely poisonous) and refuses to give her a better attitude, forcing her to be the heroine (which is extremely disgusting and extremely poisonous). Fourth, is the author pressing the reader's intelligence to the ground? To conquer the Turks in five days is too exaggerated. Fifth, since this book is about the protagonist, why do most of the 70 to 100 chapters describe Li Shimin's relationship with Li Shimin? Sixth, if you don't know how to write emotional scenes, don't force it (you can write a protagonist who has been emotionally hurt before and doesn't believe in love. It's okay to accidentally meet a like-minded person during a certain battle). Seventh, from Chapter 60 to Chapter 100, since I hate Li Shimin and don't want to kill him, I will just put him under house arrest for the rest of his life. Why waste a lot of words describing it? I'm speechless. Eighth, many wars and policies have no details at all. What the system gives is simply awesome, but where is the awesomeness? Can you write a practical action to prove it? Rather than saying that after acquiring a certain technology, it can be implemented immediately. There are many details and no details at all. It feels like a novice article. To sum up, I am really impressed by those who have read more than 100 chapters. It is so disgusting. I also said that I should insist on reading it (I persisted from chapter 5, but I really can't continue). It is so disgusting and extremely poisonous!!!!!!!

I have no grievances with you, so why should I treat readers like idiots?

The relationship between historical figures is confusing. I only care about having fun but forget that readers are not brainless.

One person single-handedly swept through the Turks in five days?! Isn't this writing too ridiculous?! Moreover, only a dozen of the thousands of positive reviews have commented. Isn't this too blatant?!