Myth: Xianwu Tang Dynasty

The introduction is deceptive and has basically nothing to do with the content of the article. The introduction said that Yang Yuhuan practiced martial arts, but as a result, the literary court was controlled by literati, and the status of martial artists was low, which is really outrageous. What's more, you've already become a legend of the Tang Dynasty, and its development trajectory is still the same as history. The protagonist Bai family also uses the shell of Jia's family in Dream of Red Mansions, without looking at whether it fits or not. I don't recommend reading it either

Just writing blindly, even though there is no way to practice literature in the world of mythology, you still insist on saying that literature is greater than martial arts. You can't say this even if your IQ exceeds ten.

The description of the character is not perfect, there is no depth at all. After all, it is a prince's mansion, with a little overall view, a little discernment, and a little bit of background. You can describe the character a little better. The character may have some connotation, but there is no connotation at all. Why don't you copy it from Dream of Red Mansions? A prince's family has been passed down for several generations. There are so many collateral descendants, but there is not even a collateral clan elder. The collateral descendants also come from the common people. You haven't separated your family yet. Damn it, are all the older generations dead?

It's too boring to repeat. It feels like a lot of it is pasted. At least half of an article is repeated. It's too rigid and feels like a white paper.

Coming from the last book, Dragon Lord, this one feels like it was just written in random, and the logic is completely illogical. In a mythical world, a group of civil servants without force have a much higher status than military generals. Is this appropriate?

Bullshit logic, how could a collateral descendant who is also a master have a lower status than a servant? Not to mention that his father was a general before.

Reading novels is meant for entertainment. Find a book that you like and to your taste, so that you can feel happy and comfortable reading it. If you don't like it, just change it to another book. Why be so violent? Everyone has their own preferences and appetites. What you like may not be liked by others, and similarly what you don't like may not be disliked by others. Just like the book at the top of the list, many people like it but many don't like it. Some people like novice writing, some like invincible writing, some like niche writing, some like novelty writing, some like suture writing, and some like fan fiction. These are all personal preferences. If you don't like it, why force it? Just don't read it. I think some book friends have already started to complain in the first few chapters, but in the end, you are still complaining after dozens of chapters. Since you don't like it and you keep watching it, isn't that a problem with yourself? What kind of brain circuit is this? In a word, read the book rationally and don't complain if you don't like it. Why be so angry. PS: Finally, please support me. This book is currently set at 2100. Sanjiang will definitely be able to get it, but I am not sure whether I can get it on Small Speaker, so I am asking for support and reading. I hope book friends who like this book can give it more support.

I don't understand what your underlying logic is? As a person who practices martial arts for himself and is successful in martial arts, what should you do? Will you be willing to let the literati be there? Armed with a sharp weapon, the murderous intention arises. The emperor admires literati, but those who practice martial arts will not rebel? Or just write that those literati also have extraordinary abilities?

It's so poisonous. It's better to just write a short story

The writing was really mindless, I couldn't stand it, so I withdrew it. Fellow Taoists, hold on.