The Tang Dynasty's Peerless Prince Consort
大唐之绝世驸马爷
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
198Chapters
4MReads
7.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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I will unify the six countries, unite the world, build the Great Wall, control the dragon veins of Jiuzhou, defend our Qin Dynasty, and protect our country! I swear here in the name of the First Emperor that while I am here, I will guard the land and open up borders, wipe out the four barbarians, and establish the foundation of our Qin Dynasty for all generations! Even if I die, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect China forever! This oath is witnessed by the sun and the moon, recognized by heaven and earth, and listened to by immortals, devils and gods! I am the First Emperor, and I will be counted among the generations to come, from the second to the third generation to all generations, and will be passed on endlessly!
If there was a ranking of military advisors during the Three Kingdoms period, would Guo Jia be ranked first?
To be honest, the emperor doesn't like perfect people. You must have a flaw. Otherwise, in the eyes of the emperor, if you have such a good reputation, will you rebel next?
It makes me feel embarrassed.
Wouldn't the emperor even ask questions about assassinating the prince? Haha
Did the prince-in-law have military power in ancient times?
I have read many novels about the Tang Dynasty, and there is a common problem. The emperor calls himself "I". As far as I know, the emperors in the Qin and Han dynasties called themselves "Gu". The emperor of the Tang Dynasty called himself a "little man". The title "I" should only be used after the Song Dynasty.
Can't system characters call the protagonist son? It's really ugly to call him master.
The writing is already very good, much better than most of them which are just mindless and awesome. Logical thinking online. Come on!
I just read this book, but when I read Chapter 13, why did Guo Jia call him the master? It sounds very awkward. Could you please the author and change it to the lord or something like that?