Tibet

Lao Gao has written about the Sui and Tang Dynasties many times, and the main conflicts are different every time. The heroes of the world have also written about the issue of clan power But I still underestimated the meaning of the saying that the Sui and Tang Dynasties were the peak of the clan. The family attaches great importance to direct inheritance. In several of Lao Gao's novels, he is a concubine. In fact, there is a big problem. A concubine is inferior to a domestic slave, and that cannot be concealed by a concubine's talent. Li Linfu can think highly of him, but what about other people's opinions? This is a challenge to the direct inheritance system of the clan. Don't you see, Yuan Shikai became the president, and even if he wants to be buried with his parents, he can't Because the family thinks he is a bastard and looks down on him

Gao Yue has a large volume of Tibetan literature. Very poorly written. The level is not as good as the other. The logic is confusing, and the protagonist in each of Gao Yue's books comes from time travel. The result is that they are all restricted. Sometimes it's not as good as the ancients. So what's the point of time travel? ? Especially this Tibetan book. Gunpowder technology is not as advanced as An Lushan. An Lushan did not come through time.

The veteran author's writing is good, but unfortunately the plot is very cliche and has a bit of a Renaissance feel. However, this is the case for most veteran authors. They get used to it. After reading a few chapters, they quit reading and it is as smooth as silk.

Every time I write about ascending to the throne, I stop writing. It's too cliche. Can you continue writing about something else, like starting a war with Persia and Arabia?

Do you dare to believe that Li Shimin was blown away like that? Can Li Shimin with his ability be able to defeat the noble family? Compared with Yang Guang, he is thousands of miles away from his father. Why do you think he dared not make fun of those ministers when he ascended the throne? How to kill them, they are all members of the aristocratic family, kill them, and Wei Zheng caught the root of Li Shimin, like a dog, he came as he came, and did not let me see what an emperor is, what is the majesty of an emperor, what is a word, it is just like farting, the end Guo is still being whitewashed as a typical pair of monarchs and ministers, which is ridiculous. You have to let Wei Zheng know that he can literally jump out of the coffin board and laugh, and he still has an eternal reputation. As for Lingyan Pavilion, go check it out and see what their backgrounds are. They are definitely from aristocratic families, either through marriage or connections. Anyway, there is no one who does not deal with aristocratic families.

It doesn't look good. The writing is too exaggerated. Wuxia is not like martial arts and history is not like historical literature.

I have read all of Lao Gao's books, and the plots and historical materials are very good. However, each of the protagonists is too soft-hearted emotionally when they are in high positions. When they dominate the world, they must first focus on interests and secondly focus on their hearts. Without so many emotions, how can there be so many things that end at the same time.

I'm annoyed that this kind of time-traveling dog recognizes his parents when he meets people, and his feelings are so easy to cultivate? The world is so hot and people are unpredictable, almost all of them are scheming and selfish people. As soon as you travel through time, you will have strong family ties. What is family ties? When you see someone and say he is your father, and then care about you for a few moments, you will recognize him?

I have read a lot of Lao Gao's books, and I can be considered a book fan who persists all the way! The most exciting part of Lao Gao's book is probably The World, and the scene of the battle with Shi Siming is impressive. Other books, to be honest, are all the same. You can tell the end just by reading the beginning, and every time they are using kerosene to conquer the city. As an old book fan, I personally hope that Lao Gao's books will focus on love, intrigue, humor, and battles of wits and courage, with less siege warfare. What do you think?

To be honest, many people are giving high scores, and I don't know why you call it Lao Gao Lao Gao. It should be because he also had books before. You are the ones who came here and are unable to keep up with the times. Maybe this book was very powerful in his time, but it is no longer good in this era. The plot is very old, and I don't understand what Tibet means in the title. I just want to say, is there such a word? One star is deducted from the title. I give you four stars because I haven't read it at all, but I can feel it. , Don't criticize my four-star rating, it's still helping him, do you understand?