Rebirth of the Tang Dynasty Zhongxing

Why! Not easy! How can I see it?

Not only do you ask for names, but you can also define the identity of the character. It can be either a good character or a villain. The protagonist has many generals and civil servants. Of course, it can be a female general or a concubine. It can also be a subordinate of a feudal town in the late Tang Dynasty. I will adopt it as long as it makes sense, otherwise I would really have a headache thinking of names. One thing is that the name should be in line with the ancients, don't make it a completely modern name. And according to my outline, I will appropriately select some of them as important characters. It depends on how you define the name you think of. If it fits the development of the plot later, I will choose it.

During the Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties, the maids and eunuchs seemed to call themselves slaves! The slaves are Manchu.

I can't stand watching the protagonist kneeling and licking the heroine!

After reading the beginning and the end of this novel, I gave up immediately. This fucking logic is too ridiculous! Why don't you find a reason seriously and turn the plot into a poisonous one? At the beginning, the princess is established: Because the beautiful woman admires the protagonist and accidentally picks up the protagonist's lyrics and is a nymphomaniac, the author labels her as an unreasonable scheming person, and loses her position as a princess because of her admiration, haha. . Ending: Because his son was too smart, he lost the position of prince and had to be replaced by an indecisive one. The author's reason is: a stupid son will not mess up the foundation (you don't know how terrible an emperor who does nothing and is teased by ministers is?), The author thinks that his son who is too smart will become Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty? (Nani? The Sui Dynasty died because the emperor was smart? Liu Xiu, Li Shimin, the ancestors of the pre-Qin Dynasty) , the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, etc., Don't you know that the smart emperors of the past dynasties can extend the life of the country? ) I have only heard the logic of: I just don't like this heir. In order to pave the way for the distressed heir, the clever and powerful heir will be exiled or killed. I have never heard of: treat all the heirs equally, he is smart-so he will become Emperor Yang of Sui---cannot stand! Such nonsense logic.

This is my first time writing about ancient history, so it may not necessarily be a good one. If you think it's okay, please give me your support!

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The main character is Emperor Li Tang, and it is well received. Unlike those who traveled to the post-Tang Dynasty and the Southern Tang Dynasty to go to the pseudo-Tang regime and revive the Tang Dynasty, I just want to say that it has nothing to do with them.

Chinese history was burned and heavily altered by the Manchus. Liu Bang had a pockmarked face, Li Shimin had a good wife, and Zhu Yuanzhang was cruel. The so-called slaves in ancient books are the masterpieces of the Manchus and modern Beijing, helping the Manchus to rule orthodoxy.

The writing is very good, Come on, author