
The Tang Dynasty's Finest Young Duke
盛唐极品小公爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
499Chapters
402kPopularity
908Readers
2.2kMust-read votes
9.2Score
2.3kRatings
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Reader comments 19
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I really like this book. The author writes brilliantly and the storyline is not sloppy. The fictional story does not have to match the historical figures. As long as the storyline is exciting, it will be interesting. Thank you for the author's hard work. Updates must be fast, so it will be better. Come on, come on.
The author should hurry up and update more. Just don't mess with the word count at the end. Don't ruin a good and enjoyable article at the end.
How did this book score above 9 points? Li Chengqian became Li Lizhi's younger brother, planted whole potatoes, Xue Rengui became a waiter and was beaten, Sun Simiao's descendants became imperial doctors, and asthma became a minor problem. This is still more than 70 chapters. The author has no common sense. It is recommended to read with caution. Historical knowledge, common sense questions and their irregularities mislead readers who have never understood Tang culture. Ridiculous. Bad reviews.
There was no coal as fuel in the Tang Dynasty, and the plot in the book is not very reasonable. The cousins could not get married and have children. In the village next to me, a pair of cousins got married and had three children, all of whom were disabled. One is deaf, the other mute, polio.
It would be better to add more plots with Princess Changle. It seems like she didn't say a word after the marriage.
After reading Chapter 40, I really can't stand it anymore.
Is that a pig's head on your neck? It's better to write fictional history than to write about the Tang Dynasty like this, right? Even if there are rice chickens sprinkled on the keyboard, your writing is better than yours.
If the author doesn't understand, don't talk nonsense. During the Zhenguan period, military generals and talents emerged in large numbers, surpassing any other dynasty in history. One person destroyed a country, which was the mythical era of Li Shimin's period. Li Jing, Hou Junji, Li Ji, Su Dingfang, Qin Shubao, etc., Followed by Wang Xuance who came out of nowhere. You actually said that Li Shimin didn't have any generals available. You're really playing the piano randomly.
When I saw Chapter 11, there was no Du Ruhui in Chapter 10. Chapter 11 came out. Even if the Minister of War was Du Ruhui, it was too abrupt. In addition, Yuchi Gong's son was sometimes his son and sometimes his grandson. In the beginning, Li Shimin was in Wei Zheng's house and Wei Zheng's son didn't know Li Shimin. Wei Zheng hadn't come out yet. How many days had Li Shimin ascended the throne? It turns out that he is the King of Qin, and he is still a virtuous king. Not only does everyone in Chang'an know him, at least these dandy boys don't know him, right? There are too many, I can't stand them anymore
I can't stand it anymore when I see Hou Junji, bye bye