I Command a Million Soldiers in Great Tang, So Why Is Your Majesty Rebelling?
人在大唐拥兵百万，陛下何故造反
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Western Fantasy With Noble Lords, Dragons, Magical Beasts, Beast Tamers, and Racial Wars
Looking for books like "The Fairy Bugs and Gem Dragons of the Merlin Family".
Good Reads About Quietly Building a Private Power Base or Becoming a Fiefdom Lord
Looking for High-Quality Historical Alternate-History Novels About War, Rebellion, and Restoring Order to a Chaotic World
The protagonist earns merit on the border and rises through the ranks step by step, fighting the nomads in the north. Then the realm descends into chaos, and the protagonist brings peace to the land.
There Are No Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty Anymore. I Dare You to Disagree! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ
Tomato's Tang Dynasty Novels, This One Has to Be Number One
Good novels set in the Tang Dynasty
The Male Lead Travels from the Modern Era to Ancient Times, While the Female Lead Is a Native of the Past
Palace intrigue and princess-consort stories.
Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
The protagonist conquers territory and founds a nation.
Historical Fiction: Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Start an Industrial Revolution, and Conquer the World
At least two million words.
I've Been Reading Tang Dynasty Stories Lately. Recommend Some, and Quickly!
Tang Dynasty. Transmigrate. Develop Technology and Agriculture. Build Guns and Cannons.
Looking for Ancient War Novels Where the Protagonist Builds an Army and Conquers the World
Looking for a story where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times, builds an army through their own abilities, and conquers the world.
Please, I Want Tang Dynasty Stories Where the Protagonist Is Close to Li Shimin
Complete Stories! Complete Stories! Any Kind of Finished Story!
No brainless, sanctimonious protagonists, and no harem stories where the male lead jumps every woman he sees!
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
Tang Dynasty Stories With a Tech Focus, Featuring at Least Tanks and Planes
The few Tang Dynasty tech novels I've read don't seem very advanced technologically.
Transmigrate into History with a System and Unlimited Supplies
Come on, guys, hurry up! I'm starving, freezing, and dying of thirst here.
The Protagonist Builds Power on the Frontier, Rebels, and Expands the Realm
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Leads Soldiers to Build a Following, and the Soldiers Keep Evolving?
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
The Tang Dynasty's Anxi Army, with the Protagonist Transmigrating to the Past to Farm and Build His Domain
Looking for Stories Where You Can Buy Soldiers and Subordinates with Money
Looking for books like "Growing Stronger by Killing, Starting Out as a Jianghu Ruffian". Please recommend conquest stories where the protagonist can use money from their own world to buy soldiers and subordinates.
Lord-Survival Stories Focused on Building a Faction and Expanding Territory?
You can use this new book as a reference. It's really well written. The protagonist grows stronger, but that's not the main focus! The important thing is building up their faction!
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Builds an Army of Their Own in the Tang Dynasty, Independent of Li Shimin?
The protagonist builds an army from scratch, has a System, and doesn't use the Tang dynasty's army. They establish their own country and so on.
Historical Novels
I want books similar to The Sui and Tang Trilogy, all three volumes. Something more rigorous and substantial.
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It's a good read, but I don't know why others say it's not. Maybe it's just a matter of taste. Those who read it for an hour or more, please don't comment; I'm speechless. I think it's alright. Author, keep up the good work!
Having followed Li Jun for so many days, he had learned some words, but his favorite was this phrase, "neat and tidy," which was simple yet powerful.
Flowing like clouds and water, a masterpiece of writing. This article is concise and powerful, its arguments brief and forceful, its style majestic and vigorous. Your writing flows like clouds and water, unrestrained and free. The article is novel in conception, unique in subject matter, clear in paragraphs, bizarre in plot, full of ups and downs, with a clear main line, making it captivating.
Watching his lord's retreating figure, he excitedly said, "Brothers, you all heard what our lord said, right? Let Jiang Tao and his gang stay here. Our lord will reward them handsomely!"
Ruthless and cruel. Ambitious but incompetent. Is this the author or a character in the author's book?
It's very good; you can watch it more often in your free time.
I quite like this kind of novel. Keep up the good work, author!
The lord system—isn't this just about rebelling and becoming emperor? I hope the later chapters don't turn it into a modern story.
I'm giving it an extra star as encouragement! One guan (a unit of currency) per soldier is way too cheap. Earning tens of millions of guan so easily, if they were all summoned, it would be even more chaotic than the Yellow Turban Rebellion, potentially destroying the Tang Dynasty. Smaller countries are even worse off; it's an endless nesting of problems.
Although there are a few minor flaws, overall this book is quite good. At least of all the Tang Dynasty novels I've read, this is the only one I've finished, so I still recommend it.