The Autumn Court of the Tang Dynasty
大唐秋官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 364k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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167Chapters
386Reads · 30 days
34.6kReads · all time
7.4Score
56Listens
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The list of military generals on the imperial edict was only told to Wei'er by Li Ke, which is why she has been imprisoned until now. Xu Yougong promised Empress Wu that he would help her restore the list if she released Wei'er. Xu Yougong said in a deep voice, "Since you already guessed it, why did you let them go?" Empress Wu sighed: "Compared to a list, I think you are more valuable.
The plot is fast-paced and full of twists and turns. While the multiple plot twists are not entirely logically sound, they certainly create enough drama. With a little more polishing, this could be a masterpiece comparable to Agatha Christie's.
The two male protagonists, driven by a thirst for family revenge, embark on a perilous and arduous journey to uncover their enemies. The story is filled with twists and turns, revealing the true nature of humanity, particularly the struggle for imperial power. In the fight for control and dominance, scheming and intrigue are employed to the fullest extent. The imperial empire, a thousand-year legacy, is stained with the blood of war between descendants…
It's really well-written; it's rare to read it all without missing a single chapter. The logic is very strong, and the foreshadowing is brilliant.
It's definitely good. The plot is really good, the male lead is so smart, he's amazing, and the plot development is excellent.
It's super good, highly recommended!
It's definitely worth watching; the protagonist is highly intelligent, the cases are complex, and the plots are intricately linked.
The plot is tight, the logic is clear, and all the parts are closely linked.
A good book; I hope the author continues to write well.
It's reasonable and involves meticulous investigation, but it lacks the element of the protagonist setting traps for the murderer to uncover the truth; it relies heavily on deduction and crime-solving.