Li Jiancheng was a low-level employee in the 21st century, a young man who dreamed of wealth, status, and beautiful women. He woke from a dream to find himself Li Jiancheng, eldest son of Li Yuan, Duke of Tang, in the Sui Dynasty. As someone who had come from the future, he knew what fate had in store for him. But I refuse to bow to fate:
“Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui, and Wei Zheng, you'll be my right-hand men. Li Jing, Li Ji, Cheng Yaojin, Qin Qiong, and Yuchi Gong, you're destined to secure my borders and expand my territory. Zhishisili, Qixin Heli, Ashina She'er, Songtsen Gampo, and Lunzanzan, you're destined to submit at my feet. Zhangsun Wuji, you can go die. Tang Sanzang, you won't need Sun Wukong anymore. I'll send you beyond the pass. Yang Yan, Xu Hui, and Wu Zetian, wait for me obediently in bed. Your husband will be there soon.”
There will be no Wu Zhou replacing Tang after the third Tang emperor, no An Lushan Rebellion, and no Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Here's a different Tang Dynasty for you.
I really feel that I have read a narrative composition, and it was written by the teacher. The cross talk is interspersed in it, and it is a skill to be able to bring all the climaxes out of the ordinary. Considering the author's self-reported writing of a book for the first time, this achievement is not bad. If the pitfalls of each chapter are well written, a little psychological description is added, and a small climax is supplemented, it will be even more perfect! Come on
It's not that good. It's all historical facts. The protagonist went back and talked about a bunch of historical deeds. After reading more than 20 chapters, the historical content is seriously crammed into the word count. You said that you have traveled through time and still talk about a bunch of historical deeds? Do you, Li Jiancheng, still want to kill the Xuanwu Gate? After introducing the individual, do you write a bunch of historical time travel historians?
Those who say they are good-looking are all sailors, right? This shit is uglier than a primary school student's composition, you can read it if you don't have any brains.
Is it the protagonist or a modern person? There is no modern thought at all. Business politics today. Economy. If you use it casually, it will develop very quickly. If I have to write about others, I have no opinion at all.
Generally speaking, it can be seen that the author's macro view is not big enough. Li Jiancheng's forces were well arranged at the beginning, but he lost control in the middle. The outcome of the Xuanwumen incident was too sudden. The good thing is that this is the first time I have seen such an objective time travel history book. Unlike other books that are eager to be famous and have been collected, this book has a pity that it missed Yu Chigong at the beginning, but later Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin and others did indeed write the same content as the history book. It's also very objective, so I give it three stars. There are good things and bad things. The objective feeling is that the world view is too big and the grasp is not stable enough. Keep up the good work!
I don't have the patience to finish it, but this book is very good. If you are interested, you can read it.
Liu Bei or a hypocrite?! You do not know? "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is from the early Ming Dynasty. It's too outrageous, because during the troubled times of the Northern Wei and Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Cao clan was cursed??? Don't you scold the Sima clan?
The description of the protagonist is not obvious, the protagonist lacks inner monologue, etc.; It can only be read as a historical novel.
Don't really like this ending.
It's rare for a book to be written so smoothly. Can't you even find a decent heroine? Author, you are so careless! What a waste of such a good subject!