Chang'an in Its Glory

I read the whole book twice in the past two years. It is really a rare treasure.

This book is very good. Although it has some mistakes, it is not a big deal. Many people rate it here without reading it, and maliciously lower the score. This book does not have the protagonist in the previous Tang Dynasty historical novels who can casually become the emperor's confidant and then start slapping others in the face. There is no previous time traveler who obtains golden fingers or makes particularly powerful and super-era items (such as hot air balloons and giant ships). There is no haste in winning foreign wars. It exposes the darkness of the palace, reflects the emperor's mentality and political struggle, and also has many emotional expressions. It can be said to be a good historical novel and worth reading.

There is no overreinforcement per se. There is no abnormal system. This is what I like.

I found this novel from the comment section of "The Best Prince Consort". To be honest, this novel is very well written, the expressions are very clear, the details are carefully written, and the characters are vividly described. Although the author's writing also has flaws, overall it is refreshing. Compared with other time-travel novels, the theme of this novel is very novel and not as stereotyped as other novels. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write novels that are more exciting than "Chang'an Romance" and "The Best Prince Consort"! ! !

Big dream of Tang Dynasty! I read it in one breath day and night, and I was so happy!

The emotional lines in this book are not like other books, but are exchanged one by one sincerely. It is a pity that it is Yao'er, Concubine Yin De and Li Xueyan. The most uncomfortable part is the part where Princess Wu died. There is deep affection and relief in the helplessness.

Qin Mubai, from the time he became an official to the time he resigned, was worthy of his heart and the Tang Dynasty. There is no way to say what kind of person he was. It can only be said that he had an extremely deep love for the Tang Dynasty and the land of China. At the same time, he is also very romantic, but whether he is towards Mei Niang, Gao Yang, Chen Yan or other women, he is passionate but not sentimental, giving them pure love and respect. Qin Shubao, this is a particularly pure general of the Tang Dynasty. He dedicated his life to the Tang Dynasty. When I saw Qin Shubao willing to die in order to make the Tang Dynasty send troops to the Western Regions without hesitation, when I saw Li Shimin's infinite guilt after Qin Shubao's death, when I saw Qin Mubai's silent sadness in front of the mourning hall, when I saw the whole Lanzhou wearing hemp and mourning Qin Shubao's death, I couldn't help but shed tears. The death of not only Qin Shubao but also Yaoer, Hou Junji and Gar Qinling made me extremely sad. This book combines the historical background, the writing style is quite rigorous, the characterization is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the emotional description is delicate. It is super exciting and highly recommended! ! !

This novel is really almost one of the best works among all the online novels I have read. If I were to give it a nine out of ten points, the other one that I could give more than a nine out of ten is a work by Ye Thirteen. Ye Thirteen is a member of the Writers Association who really has two brushes. Compared with most online novels, this novel has a beginning and an end, the emotions are well rendered, the plot has ups and downs, and the characters are very delicately portrayed. Almost every character has very distinctive characteristics. You can like the decent characters, and you can sympathize with the villains. This is not a simple harem pleasure story, nor is it a simple war story, nor is it an innocent sweet story. Reading this work will not only make you feel the pleasure of time travel, but also let you experience the sadness of separation. Generally, there are few works that can perfectly combine these two feelings, but this work does this very well. Whether it is the heroism on the battlefield, the gloom in the political arena, the sorrow in the imperial palace, the heroism of dying generously, or the tragedy of giving up one's life for love, they are all expressed vividly. The most rare thing is that this novel is not unfinished. In the past two years, I have read dozens of online novels, and there are only a handful of them that are not unfinished. Even the popular Douluo Dalu and Dou Po Cangqiong cannot escape the unfinished ending. Like Douluo Dou Po, I even gave up on reading it halfway through, which may offend some Douluo fans or Dou Po fans. (And I actually like Douluo Dou Po. Especially after they released the animated version), but I still have to say, I think, if you really want to rate it, I think this work must be better than Douluo Douluo. Douluo starts to be perfunctory from the middle. I can only give it a 7 points, and Douluo Po is a little better, 7.5 Points. If nothing else, just from the plot rhythm, this book is more than one level higher than most online books.

This book is the most imaginative and less clichéd among all the novels that travel through the Tang Dynasty. The writing style is also more delicate. Most of the novels that travel through the Tang Dynasty never leave the hotel, make wine, cook, and meet Li Shimin, etc., Then make salt and paper, print gunpowder, exterminate the Turks and conquer Korea, and add a routine of marrying Chang Le as the consort. Dozens of books have one face, which is the same as chewing wax. This book is finally a secluded creek path in the big routine, which is interesting!

Drawing eyebrows for Princess Gaoyang made me cry. Describe the emotions delicately. Let me see Princess Gaoyang who dares to love and hate