
Clouds of Smoke over the Flourishing Tang Dynasty
盛唐烟云
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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After a long wait, I finally finished this book. I don't know why the rating is so low; it's really unfair, since it's not a time-travel story and history can't be completely changed. It wasn't particularly thrilling, but the characters were well-developed and vivid. I look forward to more works from the author, Jiu Tu.
The story is excellent. There's no system, no rebirth, and not too many fancy gimmicks. If you enjoy stories, you should check it out.
Absolutely brilliant, simple yet thought-provoking, this is a meticulously crafted masterpiece. The first two volumes are also flawless works. All three books feel like history unfolding before your eyes, or like poetry expressing heartfelt emotions. Unlike those mindless, uninspired novels, this one is imbued with romanticism. I highly recommend everyone savor the author's understanding of the Sui and Tang dynasties.
If you say it's not good, really, you can turn left or right when you leave, just don't tarnish the drunkard's masterpiece.
Very good. The writing is delicate, the plot is well-paced, and many supporting characters are vividly portrayed. Reading this book is like traveling back to the Tang Dynasty, feeling completely immersed. The embellished prosperity is fragile and easily crumbles. It's hard to understand why such a good book only has a 7.6 rating on Tomato Book? Many light novels can reach 9 points or higher, while this book is buried under dust.
Magnificent in scale, exquisite in writing, and captivating.
For some reason, I felt like crying after watching it.
Excellent! A different perspective on the An Lushan Rebellion, it feels very realistic, as if I witnessed it myself. The author's writing is excellent, showcasing magnificent war scenes, and the character descriptions are vivid and lifelike. I feel it shouldn't have such a low rating; it's definitely not a mindless read and is worth it.
Hmm, not bad, the beginning is good, I wonder how it goes.
This book is really good, so why is the rating so low?