
Great Tang: Training the Bad Men, With Spies Across the Realm
大唐:培养不良人,卧底遍布天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 355k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
166Chapters
3MReads
11kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 39
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Except for Emperor Hades, all of them are bad people. This drama should be called Emperor Underworld successfully undercovers bad people.
Calling the protagonist "Long Live" is because the protagonist lives a long life.
Whatever you write about, you can write a novel about anything
What a nonsense. At the beginning, 200,000 troops were destroyed silently. Is there any logic in it?
Commentary on Chapter 1: The Destruction of the Turkic Army of 200,000 in "Datang: Cultivating Bad People and Undercover Agents All Over the World" written by the Great Dream God.
Commentary on Chapter 6: The Sons of Famous Generals Come to Surrender in "The Tang Dynasty: Cultivating Bad People and Undercover Agents All Over the World" written by the Great Dream God.
Datang: I just read a book about nets, and now I found a book about bad people. What the hell?
Regarding "Datang: Cultivating Bad People and Undercovers All Over the World" written by the Great Dream God, Chapter 5: We are here to surrender to the King of Shu! Chapter review.
What's the point of *biting* on one-third of an acre of land in Datang? Do you have the guts to fight Japanese slaves?
Since it's about a bad guy among bad guys, it means he has some skills, right? So does the protagonist have any martial arts skills? I feel like it's a bit unacceptable not to practice. Who can look behind and tell me?