
The Great Tang's First Village Chief
大唐第一村长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn in the Tang Dynasty: From the Start, I Cursed Out Old Li重生大唐:开局大骂老李Alternate title on Fanqie
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I'm the author, and I'm poor. Please send me more free gifts and update more often! Don't blame me for being materialistic; I was so poor I almost had to sell my blood!
Chang Le: Are you guys polite? I have to get married every time I write a book about the Tang Dynasty.
The way the main relationships are intertwined in this book is truly brilliant. Why is truth still resisted or questioned when a loyal minister advises a wise ruler? Simply because the minister is a subordinate. In reality, even the best of friends, like brothers, will lose at least 70-80% of their friendship once they become boss and employee, and their bond will inevitably falter.
Five surnames and seven prominent families (Wang family of Taiyuan, Cui family of Boling, Cui family of Qinghe, Lu family of Fanyang, Zheng family of Xingyang, Li family of Longxi, and Li family of Zhaojun). What's with the Taiyuan Li family? When did the Taiyuan Li become one of the five prominent families and seven elite clans?
Personally, I think this book is quite good. The protagonist has that "mountain prime minister" vibe—indifferent to fame and fortune, yet he manages his own prosperous realm. The only drawback is that the protagonist's attitude isn't casual enough, and his explanations are a bit verbose (but they're all genuinely informative, so consider them educational). Also, I think the author could incorporate some time travel elements; that would be really exciting! 😏
It's worth a look. The writing is so-so, but the plot is alright. The system isn't too overpowered, but it's good enough. Just read it as a light read. If you're looking to experience history through a system or time-travel story, you've come to the wrong place.
Putting everything else aside, this book is hilarious enough to deserve five stars. Keep it up, author!
The subject matter was good, and the first half was great, but the ending felt rushed, so I'm deducting one star.
There are countless books in the Tang Dynasty, and Princess Changle married half of them.
It's playable and runs smoothly. It's not overly demanding or cruel; all characters have equal intelligence.