
The Leisurely Prince of the Tang Dynasty
大唐闲散王爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- History & Military
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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235Favorites
4.6kRecommendations
15Comments
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Thank you so much, books are my favorite.
Thank you so much, books are my favorite.
Very well written, keep it up, author!
I came here to learn from "The Ultimate Evolution of the Three Kingdoms". With careful polishing, a masterpiece will surely be produced. Just passing by to learn!
Readers, sit and relax; at first glance, the clicks reveal a captivating and quiet reading experience.
Good, worth watching.
It's very well written, very exciting, very engaging, I'm eagerly awaiting more.
Just passing by and checking in!
Just passing by to check in and learn!
I, Jiuhuang Tianting, have come to continue reading "The Leisurely Prince of the Tang Dynasty" and would like to ask the author for advice on signing a contract. I am a new author and I don't know when is the right time to sign a contract. I'm afraid that if I apply for a contract and am rejected, I will lose the motivation to write. I'm a bit conflicted!
Xian Tuo Ke visited the author of his new book, "Nine Desolations Sealing Gods," on the Lantern Festival, enjoying glutinous rice balls while reading about the carefree Tang Dynasty prince.
Five votes in favor, thumbs up for the leisurely prince!