The Turbulent Tang
乱唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7y ago
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- Fanqie
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Any Novels Set in the Mid-to-Late Tang Dynasty About Saving the Empire or Carving Out a Domain?
Tang Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Tang Dynasty! Listen, That's the Sound of the Tang Dynasty!
I love novels set in the Tang dynasty. Come on in and read, and feel free to add recommendations.
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels Without a System, Tang, Song, or Ming Are All Fine
Historical Novels You Absolutely Can't Miss!!!
What? He gets to be a dad after being reborn? A soft, adorable little girl keeps chasing him and calling him Daddy? What? Qin Shi Huang, who's lived for two hundred years, keeps chasing after him, desperate to take him as his apprentice and learn the art of immortality? From the Great Xia Kingdom's top soldier to the Prince of Changyi!
High-Quality Historical Novels
Tang Dynasty Novels Without a System
Male lead, son of a minister, no System.
The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties
Are there really no stories about the Liao, Jin, Yuan-Mongol, Dali, and Tubo? Is it because there aren't enough sources or historical records? Did we all have different textbooks in our nine years of compulsory education? Do I have to look up local gazetteers?
Straightforward Historical Military Fiction
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels
An alternate-history novel with a highly intelligent protagonist who builds a hidden power from scratch
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty. If You Are Not Convinced, Come and Argue! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ
Recommend a Transmigration Novel Set During the An Lushan Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty. No System or Brain-Dead Plot
Unrivaled Combat Power: Mo Dao Army, Black Armored Cavalry, Qin Eagle Warriors...
Passionate and thrilling, with a real taste of the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty that drew envoys from every nation!
Any Novel Recommendations Set in the Late Tang or During the An Lushan Rebellion?
Looking for books like *I Drink and Enjoy Music Every Day, and Became an Emperor for the Ages*.
The Chu-Han Contention, the An Lushan Rebellion, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
A lord-simulation game. No transmigration, but it should blend with reality. No Three Kingdoms era either. Spring and Autumn, Warring States, the end of the Qin dynasty, or mid-to-late Tang are all fine
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty with Maxed-Out Combat Skills
The Tang Dynasty.
I’ve Been in the Mood for Books About the Tang Dynasty Lately. Why Haven’t You Presented Any Yet?
Tang Dynasty, Transmigration, Inventions, and Feel-Good Wish Fulfillment
I want something satisfying, preferably about a founding hero who becomes the Crown Prince's tutor.
Good War Novels
The Male Lead Travels to the Modern Era
Looking for period novels where the male lead travels to the modern era and falls in love across time
Kill Li Shimin and Become Emperor
I'm Out of Books, Please Recommend Something Good
Any recommendations? I have nothing to read and don't know what to pick. Please recommend anything good ♡
Historical Strategy Novels
Looking for stories similar to *Breaking the Deadlock: Another Possibility for Shu Han*. This novel doesn't fit the traditional historical-fiction genre, since it incorporates a great deal of strategic analysis and what-if scenarios. Nor does it fully fit the entertainment-focused mold of a power fantasy or fantasy novel. Its niche is...
Dads, Any Novels Set in the Tang Dynasty? Your Son Is Desperate for Something to Read
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Unlike other time-travel novels, it ignores the limitations of the times and is crazy about the technology tree. It is worth reading.
Not bad, I quite like it. Although the protagonist's halo was too high when he first appeared on the scene, fortunately, he gradually restrained it a lot, otherwise he would not be able to pay the water bill. There is a big contradiction in the storyline, which is about gunpowder and artillery. Obviously Zheng Xianli had already made it, and in the middle period he also built 70 bronze cannons. However, later he arranged for an old Taoist priest to invent gunpowder, wasting a lot of money, and only made the artillery in the later stage. Isn't this strange? Zheng Xianli was not dead, and the Ordnance Supervision was not destroyed. It was enough to follow the procedures. Why start from scratch and build a wooden cannon.
Not bad! Much better looking than what I recommended before.
There is no steel and concrete, no steam engines, no radio, no anti-inflammatory drugs, no human anatomy, no snow-white salt and sugar, no soap, no distilled liquor, no rice paper, no perfume The structure is rigorous, the plot is reasonable, the imagination is rich, the language is concise, passionate, and helpless
This book is very wonderfully written, with good details and ups and downs of the plot. However, the description of the male protagonist's character is still a bit rough, and there are some mistakes in sentences and character names. However, the flaws are not hidden, and it should be a very good novel!
The battle scenes are magnificent and resemble ancient wars.
The battlefield description skill is no less than that of Mengzi
Even if you kill the enemy, you have to dismantle the armor and weapons.
Take a look to be convinced! I've only read a few chapters now, so I can't comment too much!
The plot is reasonable and the logic is rigorous. It's suitable for those who want to read it slowly. Those who are in a hurry to read it will be better not to read it. Just a rant, why are so few people reading a book that is obviously very well written? The details are well described and the characters are carefully drawn.