
Great Tang: The Carefree Prince Consort
大唐:逍遥驸马爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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1.2kChapters
115.1kClicks
575Favorites
106Fans
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I finally understand. It turns out you're a sly fox. I had so much to say, but then I realized you're a sly fox, and suddenly I understand why this novel is written this way. The mystery of the opening scene isn't explained until chapter 600+. The protagonist, a woman, is seen naked by three men—one in front of her, two in the shadows—and by the end, she's still not freed from the brothel. And then what? She plays the hero, rescuing the damsel in distress. Why didn't she do that sooner?
It was good, but the ending was rushed and abrupt.
The worst ending ever, bar none.
This book is truly captivating; for readers who enjoy historical fiction, it's a treasure trove! ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ The plot and writing style have many highlights, ensuring a smooth and engaging reading experience. It's just a shame that the author seems to have rushed the ending.
It's a pretty good read for leisure, and the author's driving skills are quite superb. The only pity is that it ends abruptly.
Overall it's pretty good, but the "Enchantress" character is a bit weak. She tries to subdue Li Shimin with emotion, even though he couldn't win her over. Also, she's a bit too saintly; she tries to seduce every female lead. The Tang Dynasty princesses were so promiscuous, and you portrayed her as a chaste and virtuous woman.
The plot was good, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I'm guessing there'll be a sequel. Author, could you give me an address so I can send you some local specialties?
It's a failed project; they've probably made enough money already!
What a pity! The book was good, but it ended too hastily.
That's it? What the heck?!