The Great Tang's First General
大唐第一将
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's quite good, but I just want to ask the author: now that the protagonist is in such a favorable situation, will he really hand over the throne to someone else?
It's pretty good, but the title is "The First General," sigh. I hope the protagonist, Luo Yong, can dominate the world and compete with Li Shimin.
This book blends numerous works from the Sui and Tang dynasties, including several novels written by ancient authors, multiple TV series adaptations, and the fan-made game "Tales of Wagang Mountain," incorporating the highlights of each—a remarkable achievement! Furthermore, the protagonist's personality is that of an ordinary person, just like any other reader, making the story more relatable.
It's not bad. I just don't know if the protagonist will give up the throne after unifying the country. But I think if the protagonist were to join Li Yuan, he definitely wouldn't agree, since the protagonist is the leader of Wagang Village and has also declared himself king. Overall, the author wrote it quite well, so I would give it a five-star rating.
It's pretty good. The author put a lot of effort into it. Although the protagonist is a time traveler, he still manages to figure things out step by step through his own efforts. The character design is also very good. Keep it up!
Very good, captivating, keep it up!
It's exciting and logical, unlike other mindless time-travel novels.
The novel is very good, with vivid characters and a faithful adaptation of the original work. However, the last paragraph at the end feels like an unnecessary addition, which is a minor flaw.
The story structure is clear and complete, and the characters are well-developed. The first half of the novel, in particular, progresses smoothly and layer by layer. The second half feels slightly lacking, and the ending is a bit rushed, but overall it is still good. I would give it four stars.
Honest words, humorous concerns, the aspirations of ordinary people! The inevitable path of heroes!