Take Charge of Wutang
About This Novel
In the first year of Tiaolu in the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Gaozong was about to die. Empress Wu coveted Longting, and the heroine would take over the world. He was born into a Wuyi family, but he was a down-and-out grandson; he believed that a gentleman is as good as jade, but villains deceive him; he originally wanted to be kind to others, but he was dominated by tigers and wolves. There are all kinds of living beings in the vast world. When he suddenly realizes the worldly affairs and acts freely and unrestrainedly, there will be one less ordinary person in the world and one more extraordinary hero. From then on, the empress Wu Zhao regarded him as a loyal minister, the Li Tang clan regarded him as the savior of the world, and the Wu clan regarded him as a good friend and confidant. Even the medicine seller Xiaobao wanted to marry him. After all the prosperity, he was still himself, looking down on the heroes and taking charge of Wutang. The new book "The Wife is the Governor" can be found by searching.
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Official(100)Scraped 21d ago
How to deal with the relationship between the princess and Shangguan Wan'er?
Where is my poor Huaixiu?
Didn't the author forget about her? After reading it for a while, I came back and found a lot of descriptions of war and politics. Although they all subscribed out of support, they actually skipped to watch it. What about the emotional entanglements between characters? To be honest, it's not as good-looking as the Emperor's Son-in-Law. I've always thought that your writing style is very good. The most important thing is that the characters' emotional descriptions are delicate. You have to go back to your strengths. Compared with the outstanding female protagonists such as Chang Le, Zi Ruo, and Zhen Yun in the Emperor's Son-in-law, the basics of Wu Tang, except for Tai Ping and Wan'er, are relatively weak. I hope the author can regain his feeling as soon as possible and return to his strengths. Let's analyze the highlights: The story about Bai Xue, the protagonists of Taiping and Wan'er in the early stage of Wutang, is brighter because there is conflict and suspense, and the characters' personalities are naturally revealed. The same is true in The Emperor's Son-in-law, Changning and the princess, Changning and Ziruo, Changning and Zhenyun. These sections are also very bright because there are conflicts in them, such as the opposition of identities or the dilemma of choice. My personal opinion is that as a reader, what you care about is the changes in the inner world of the character or protagonist. Changes in external conditions such as promotion are ultimately intended to trigger changes in the inner world of the character. Plots that fail to produce this effect are redundant and will bore the reader. Readers may not necessarily have a sense of empathy for the protagonist, but they must have a certain degree of empathy. Therefore, readers can feel something only if it makes the protagonist feel happy or sad. For example, getting promoted is originally a fun point in online articles, but if the protagonist is a person who is indifferent to fame and wealth, or even tired of officialdom and just wants to be a hermit, and you arrange a plot for him to get promoted, then this plot will not be considered a fun point. By analogy, I was wondering whether Lu Jin's character would also restrict the development of the story.
Isn't Wu Zhao's prince Li Xian? Which dynasty did Li Hong come from?
Is Princess Taiping going to step on the lead of the protagonist and Lu Junyan?
The repetition of the previous routine begins again. After reading these plots, you can deduce the following plot.
Feeling lost
It's been a long time since I've been here, and I felt a little sad after reading it. This book is very well written. Although I am not a professional, I still want to review it because I hope the next book will be better. Overall, I think this book is better and more ups and downs than the previous one. However, I feel that the author is too limited to the historical framework. At the beginning, the author created a different Empress Wu who was wise and affectionate. Later, in order to fit in with those historical events, especially Xue Huaiyi (which is inexplicable), the image of Empress Wu seemed to be completely torn. Also, I'm not keen on stallions or anything like that, but I wrote a lot of words about the ambiguity between the heroine and the protagonist, but in the end it was nothing. I really have obsessive-compulsive disorder, why don't we let people get together, why~
It is a very interesting novel with rigorous content layout and ups and downs of the plot. I hope the author can update more every day.
Don't let your guard down at the critical moment
I have been waiting for this moment for a long time, but I thought that Xie Jin's injustice case would be tried by the emperor, and I would try it myself...
Come on! ! !
This book is very well written, so why isn't it popular?
Are only newbies popular now? The highly ranked books among similar books are not as good as this one.
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Official(100)Scraped 21d ago
How to deal with the relationship between the princess and Shangguan Wan'er?
Where is my poor Huaixiu?
Didn't the author forget about her? After reading it for a while, I came back and found a lot of descriptions of war and politics. Although they all subscribed out of support, they actually skipped to watch it. What about the emotional entanglements between characters? To be honest, it's not as good-looking as the Emperor's Son-in-Law. I've always thought that your writing style is very good. The most important thing is that the characters' emotional descriptions are delicate. You have to go back to your strengths. Compared with the outstanding female protagonists such as Chang Le, Zi Ruo, and Zhen Yun in the Emperor's Son-in-law, the basics of Wu Tang, except for Tai Ping and Wan'er, are relatively weak. I hope the author can regain his feeling as soon as possible and return to his strengths. Let's analyze the highlights: The story about Bai Xue, the protagonists of Taiping and Wan'er in the early stage of Wutang, is brighter because there is conflict and suspense, and the characters' personalities are naturally revealed. The same is true in The Emperor's Son-in-law, Changning and the princess, Changning and Ziruo, Changning and Zhenyun. These sections are also very bright because there are conflicts in them, such as the opposition of identities or the dilemma of choice. My personal opinion is that as a reader, what you care about is the changes in the inner world of the character or protagonist. Changes in external conditions such as promotion are ultimately intended to trigger changes in the inner world of the character. Plots that fail to produce this effect are redundant and will bore the reader. Readers may not necessarily have a sense of empathy for the protagonist, but they must have a certain degree of empathy. Therefore, readers can feel something only if it makes the protagonist feel happy or sad. For example, getting promoted is originally a fun point in online articles, but if the protagonist is a person who is indifferent to fame and wealth, or even tired of officialdom and just wants to be a hermit, and you arrange a plot for him to get promoted, then this plot will not be considered a fun point. By analogy, I was wondering whether Lu Jin's character would also restrict the development of the story.
Isn't Wu Zhao's prince Li Xian? Which dynasty did Li Hong come from?
Is Princess Taiping going to step on the lead of the protagonist and Lu Junyan?
The repetition of the previous routine begins again. After reading these plots, you can deduce the following plot.
Feeling lost
It's been a long time since I've been here, and I felt a little sad after reading it. This book is very well written. Although I am not a professional, I still want to review it because I hope the next book will be better. Overall, I think this book is better and more ups and downs than the previous one. However, I feel that the author is too limited to the historical framework. At the beginning, the author created a different Empress Wu who was wise and affectionate. Later, in order to fit in with those historical events, especially Xue Huaiyi (which is inexplicable), the image of Empress Wu seemed to be completely torn. Also, I'm not keen on stallions or anything like that, but I wrote a lot of words about the ambiguity between the heroine and the protagonist, but in the end it was nothing. I really have obsessive-compulsive disorder, why don't we let people get together, why~
It is a very interesting novel with rigorous content layout and ups and downs of the plot. I hope the author can update more every day.
Don't let your guard down at the critical moment
I have been waiting for this moment for a long time, but I thought that Xie Jin's injustice case would be tried by the emperor, and I would try it myself...
Come on! ! !
This book is very well written, so why isn't it popular?
Are only newbies popular now? The highly ranked books among similar books are not as good as this one.
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Buyi is another masterpiece after the Emperor's Son-in-law. The writing is exquisite and worth updating. It is a memory time-traveling type article. The ones I read before were basically Soul Travel. This is relatively new and it is not too abrupt to bring it in. I will save it first.
Man's dream
A very world-viewing book takes you into a brand new Tang Dynasty.
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