
The Tang Dynasty’s Fortune: May Its Golden Age Last Forever!
大唐国运,盛世永存!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 442k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Great Tang: I Don't Want You to Stir Up the An Lushan Rebellion大唐安史之乱我不想你乱Alternate title on Fanqie
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Another great Tang Dynasty novel! I'll definitely keep reading. Five stars for now, author, keep it up! 🙂🙂🙂🙂❤️❤️❤️❤️
Featuring Zhang Ji as the protagonist is unique; the opening scene of "A Night Mooring at Maple Bridge" is extremely captivating. Coupled with the author's excellent writing style and masterful historical research, the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty bursts forth, palpable immediately. What more could a book ask for?
The novel opens with an ancient poem, a somewhat unique yet fitting concept. As it unfolds step by step, the protagonist uses his unique way of thinking to resolve the impending An Lushan Rebellion in a very natural way, demonstrating the author's profound literary skills.
Historical fiction online novels seem to have no market anymore. It's almost 200,000 words long, and the data and interaction make it feel like I'm playing a single-player game. Is anyone even reading it? Hey bro, can you say something?
Another enjoyable read, well worth savoring. The narrative is fresh, the thinking rigorous, and the vocabulary brilliant and precise. Giving it a thumbs up first, I'll continue reading.
The moon sets, crows caw, frost covers the sky; river maples and fishing lights reflect my sorrowful sleep; outside Suzhou city, at Hanshan Temple, the midnight bell tolls to the traveler's boat. The author begins Zhang Ji's time-travel journey with a famous poem! Amazing!!! Five stars for now!
Aside from Wang Jueren's history book, this is the only one that tells the history of the Tang Dynasty! The author is amazing, so knowledgeable!
From the opening scene to where I was looking, it was all done in one go, the plot was tight, and the protagonist Zhang Ji was portrayed very well. It was great, keep it up, author!
The novel boasts a compelling story and masterful language, creating an immersive reading experience. The protagonist, Zhang Ji, reflects aspects of myself and those around me. Such a wonderful work shouldn't be overlooked. The author has unearthed many little-known aspects of Sui and Tang history, seamlessly integrating them into the narrative. Five stars! Keep up the good work, author!
A very interesting novel. I've only read a few dozen chapters. The author has a strong historical background, a smooth writing style, and a novel concept. Worth reading... Five stars.