The Greatest Silly Prince of the Tang Dynasty

Can Li Chan persevere? Can you be an emperor? I feel sad, my wife and children are gone...

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I was already extremely poor. Selling ice was so profitable, but others made a lot of money by selling ice in a few days. Selling wine was very cheap, so how could I make big money? So speechless

Beautiful

Really, what was written was a mess. The plot was originally very good, but the author really wrote it in a mess.

Disclaimer: There are some mistakes in the first few dozen chapters, but they are harmless and passable. There is no need to read it after chapter 100. The plot arrangement is extremely unreasonable, the protagonist's IQ is worrying, and the ending ends hastily. Li Chengqian, the protagonist, and Li Ke formed the Three Kingdoms. When I read Chapter 100, I was already a little impatient, and as a result, the protagonist was asked to go to Mianzhou to stay for a year. It has the same common problem as many novels about time-traveling princes, and can even be said to be very typical. Luo Liba Suo didn't let the protagonist recognize his ancestor until he was almost one million words old. Since the protagonist has the identity of the eldest son of the emperor, the author had better be anxious. Readers are not here to see the protagonist being a lowly person. I hope the author understands that the protagonist's identity as a prince is the main plot. As a result, I have read a third of the whole book. Not to mention becoming the prince, the protagonist still knows nothing about his life experience, and has not even taken any action to explore. There is no progress in the main plot. In addition, there are some unreasonable things, such as the protagonist not knowing that Li Ke is the third prince's name, and basically not trying to figure out Li Bo's identity. It can be said to be a forced intelligence, which is the problem with many time-travel novels. He was able to produce the Xuanwu Order, but this idiot protagonist thought he was the prince washing his horse. Prince Xima's temperament is even more domineering than the six ministers. The power that Li Chengqian could not control turned out to be in the hands of Prince Xima. Later, he even competed with Li Ke to govern the fief for one year just to compete for this military power. The protagonist has a golden finger and is the eldest son of Li Er, but the result is like this. He knows nothing about his life experience and does not fight with the prince. He just stays in Mianzhou and becomes a corrupt official. This is more than a hundred chapters. In the end, we can only use modern technology to rush through it and destroy the country in a mess through civil war. What's so special about the protagonist? Is it okay if I have sex with you?

I can only say that it's okay, the plot is interesting, but there are so many mistakes

The plot is bland, and I can't remember what I wrote in more than ten chapters. In particular, there are more typos, illogical sentences, and more grammatical errors. Li Shimin is an emperor, not a humble pariah.

No brains

There are many big problems and many small problems, just like the cool operation of salt turning into gas and cooling into salt.

I am usually someone who only comments after reading the entire book. I feel helpless that I didn't finish it this time. The story line is good. Although the plot is dragging, it is also foreshadowing. But there are 40 chapters in front of it. You can even highlight it in two chapters. In chapter 312, you can just explain the results in half a chapter and it's over? The rest of the plot just doesn't connect, it's like starting a new book with a different person.