Great Tang: Revealing Wu Meiniang from the Start

It has been played by several people and still collected.

Lin Moniang, isn't that Mazu?

Is it okay to write Wu Zetian to death?

Why not hook up monks like Fahai, Daoji, Lu Zhishen, and Deng Yuanjue to have a fight with the original Buddhists?

Can you kill the troublemaker quickly? How good would it be to directly write about fighting with gods and Buddhas later?

The author's literary allusions are somewhat readily available! But I think the layout is a bit poor! I haven't seen any layout yet! After reading dozens of chapters, I am still fighting alone! Although several subordinates have appeared now! But the feeling of being an emperor and the lord of a country was not written at all! It looks like it's so weak, except for the few people summoned by the protagonist and the younger brother, it seems like there's nothing left!

Where is your journey to the west? Isn't it the Double Dragon of the Tang Dynasty? Isn't the double dragon of the Tang Dynasty the end of the Sui Dynasty? You also mixed in some of the sun and the moon to rewrite the journey to the west and write a journey to the west. Why are you writing martial arts?

It's Gaoyang, not Jinyang. Jinyang is Li Mingda, the little Sizi.

Wu Zetian has been performed by many excellent and talented performing artists, but every time I see the word Wu Meiniang, I think of Fan Bayi, and I am moved inexplicably. What is going on? Am I sick?

This is the eunuch. Fortunately, I discovered it late and didn't see the part that was put on the shelves, otherwise I would have been at a loss.