I'd Rather Be a Dog Than the Tang Crown Prince
大唐太子，狗都不当
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- 425k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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The plot is smooth with no major ups and downs; it's the kind of fast-paced, enjoyable story where the main character is constantly either pursuing women or being provided with them by others. It's readable, not too long, and doesn't have any major flaws.
I started reading, but then in the second chapter it said that Li Shimin could hear the protagonist's thoughts, and I instantly lost interest. Bye!
Is this a slow burn even with over 400,000 words? Is it not an aggressive start?
The princess's name is quite bizarre, JianRen.
So who got the cheat code?
That's it? I haven't had enough yet!
The Old Book of Tang, Volume 64, Biographies, Chapter 14 ◎Emperor Gaozu's 22nd son, Crown Prince Jiancheng Crown Prince Jiancheng was the eldest son of Emperor Gaozu. At the end of the Daye era, Emperor Gaozu captured bandits in Fen and Jin, and Jiancheng, along with his family, went to Hedong. When the righteous banner was first raised, an envoy was secretly sent to summon him.
Why didn't Li Jiancheng abdicate in favor of Li Shimin sooner? Li Jiancheng probably never imagined his end would be so tragic, nor did he ever imagine that he would ultimately lose to Li Shimin. Before the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng was the eldest son of Li Yuan, the Duke of Tang. Under the patriarchal system, Li Yuan was supposed to pass on his title to him after his death.
To be honest, even if Li Jiancheng abdicated, he would still die... Would Li Shimin spare him? If Li Yuan wanted Li Jiancheng to ascend the throne, the way would be... After much deliberation, I could only come up with one solution: Li Yuan should abdicate in favor of his son, Crown Prince Li Jiancheng, shortly after ascending the throne.
Borrowing the building to send Li Jiancheng A rambling analysis of Li Jiancheng's brutal side. I feel that it's normal for Li Jiancheng to have a tyrannical side. Historically, he likely gained experience by serving under Li Yuan in various places during his youth, which would have given him considerable grassroots experience.