The Turbulent Tang
乱唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels
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High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels Without a System, Tang, Song, or Ming Are All Fine
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Looking for Alternate-History Novels About Warring Heroes, Without Modern Weapons
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Straightforward Historical Military Fiction
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
Tang Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Tang Dynasty! Listen, That's the Sound of the Tang Dynasty!
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The Male Lead Travels to the Modern Era
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Unlike other time-travel novels that disregard the limitations of the era and recklessly advance technological advancements, this one is worth reading.
Not bad, I quite like it. Although the protagonist's protagonist halo was too strong when he first appeared, thankfully he toned it down a lot later, otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to afford the water bill. There's a major contradiction in the plot regarding gunpowder and cannons.
Not bad! Much better looking than the ones I recommended before.
No reinforced concrete, no steam engine, no radio, no anti-inflammatory drugs, no human anatomy, no pure white salt and sugar, no soap, no distilled liquor, no Xuan paper, no perfume... The structure is rigorous, the plot is reasonable, the imagination is rich, the language is concise, the passion is intense, yet it's also frustrating and agonizing.
This book is very well written, with meticulous details and a captivating plot. However, the male protagonist's character is somewhat rough in its portrayal, and there are some errors in the use of sentences and character names. Nevertheless, these flaws do not detract from its overall excellence; it is a very good novel!
The battle scenes were magnificent, resembling ancient warfare.
His battlefield descriptions are no less impressive than Mengzi's.
Even after killing the enemy, you should still dismantle their armor and weapons.
Seeing is believing! I've only read a few chapters so far, so I can't comment too much!
The plot is reasonable and the logic is rigorous, making it suitable for leisurely reading. Those who are in a hurry to read a fast-paced, exciting novel should probably skip it. Just a quick rant: it's clearly a well-written book, so why are so few people reading it? The details are well described and the characters are portrayed meticulously.