Great Tang: My Father Is Li Yuanba!
大唐：我爹是李元霸！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
933Chapters
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32.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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These civil servants talked about Confucian classics, but in fact they abandoned most of Confucianism. According to historical records, Saint Kong and his disciples were all strong men nearly two meters tall. And his martial arts skills are superb. Ordinary people can't even get close. He also has profound attainments in riding and archery. Only in this way can he travel around the world to promote Confucianism. Otherwise, they would have been beaten to death long ago. Confucianism in the Tang and Song Dynasties was called sour Confucianism. If you look at the scholars in the Han Dynasty, each one was more capable than the other.
The soldier's salary of 20 taels was leaked
The Yuan people are coming, kneel and lick the Yuan people, the Manchus are coming, kneel and lick the Manchus, the Japanese are coming, kneel and lick the Japanese. . . I heard that there is a wealthy family still in Shandong or somewhere, and they are still causing trouble, and they seem to be very fierce.
16-Year-old Li Yuanba has a 12-year-old son. According to the author, the protagonist's parents died when he was five or six years old, which means that Li Yuanba had a son when he was ten years old. And the author is actually interested in a six-year-old girl? This hobby is so special
I really don't want to complain. If you want to write a powerful protagonist, you have to be more rigorous. Killing five or six hundred people within a hundred meters with one hammer seems pretty cool, but when you think about it, there can be five or six people within one meter? And it's a cavalry? Miniature Turks?
Are you the author? The posthumous son should understand clearly this time and write a novel. Why the hell don't you write what your ancestors said?
The author is an imbecile**. The protagonist is either an imbecile or someone who traveled through time when he was still in elementary school in his previous life. After living two lives, he is still like a fool with a low IQ.
"Feng Tian carries the emperor, the emperor's edict says" has come out. If I remember correctly, this sentence is unique to the Ming Dynasty. However, the Ming Dynasty used "Feng Tian carries the emperor, the emperor's edict says." Only the Qing Dynasty used "Feng Tian carries the emperor, the emperor's edict says." The Tang Dynasty imperial edict seems to start with "menxia"
Isn't anyone complaining about the Queen's claim to be? "Aijia"!
The author should study history. In the Tang Dynasty, people were not allowed to kneel down, and they only knelt down to the parents of heaven and earth.