Great Tang: I Really Don't Want to Be Emperor

The creative structure of the writing is average, which is relatively remarkable among contemporary novels. It can be regarded as a rare work. Details are improved.

Wonderful writing

I finished reading it, and how should I put it, I didn't feel that sense of loss after reading it. There is a vision of the future world in which the novel is conceived. The ending was a bit unfinished, and the author felt like he was wrapping up the book very quickly. The handling is very poor, and there are still many places that have not been explained. Of course, digging holes but not filling them is the hallmark of every novel, so you can't force it. The content is okay, but I always feel that something is missing. I don't know what is missing. Maybe it's the fight for world domination, including subsequent technology, etc., Which are not mentioned. In summary, it's okay, but not satisfactory. Also, there are so many mosquitoes these days, they keep biting me, it's so annoying~

How disrespectful of history!! Could the Tang Dynasty make muskets?! Anyway, I don't believe it. Also, Li Zhicai in history was not that cowardly. When Wei King Li Tai failed to seize the heir, he was reported by Changsun Wuji as "suspected of seeking a heir", and the rest was lost to Li Zhi's soft knife. If Li Zhi was as cowardly as written in this book, how could he succeed in seizing the throne? On the surface, it looks like pie falling from the sky, but in fact it is the result of his push from behind step by step. Of course, it also has something to do with the support of Changsun Wuji and other important officials in the court.

I really don't believe that pistols could be made in the Tang Dynasty. Even the system articles dare not write like this.

Well enough

It can be very new. Just hurry up.

As soon as I saw the marriage, I didn't want to watch it anymore. I also married four princesses to four countries at once. It's terrible🤬🤬🤬🤮🤮🤮

Fine

Good looking, good plot