
Sui-Tang: I Begin by Transmigrating as Luo Cheng
隋唐:从穿越罗成开始
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 3y ago
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Brothers who are passing by, come in and take a look [laughing evilly], if possible, please give me a five-star review o( ❛ᴗ❛ )o
The Three Kingdoms loved Zhao Yun the most, but the Sui and Tang Dynasties pitied Luo Cheng the most! ! ! ! !
Fortunately, it's a subject I like. I hope you can keep writing.
There are very few written about Sui and Tang Dynasties, maybe because Li Shimin was too dazzling. Luo Cheng is similar to Zhao Yun and Ma Chao in the Three Kingdoms, a white-robed young man with a silver spear and a heroic appearance. However, Yuwen Chengdu has been weakened a bit. Support the author for more chapters.
[Victory after repeated battles, invincible] In 315, Li Yuan led his troops to escape from the Central Plains and occupied the Turkic lands, which they called Datang. Later, the Tang Dynasty was destroyed by the protagonist. Only Li Shimin and Li Yuanba fled to the west to become the consort of the Persian Empire. In the finale, he was killed and the protagonist unified the world. 210, Yang Lin committed suicide. 230, Afraid of Yang Guang, fled the imperial city. 290, The Union army numbered one million and fled in disastrous defeat. In 294, Wagang Village was destroyed and Li Mi died. 294, Occupying the imperial city and half of the country. 320, The Cui family was destroyed, and all the aristocratic families were destroyed. In 342, soldiers surrounded Jiangdu. Yuwen Wenji wanted to kill Yang Guang, but he was killed by Yuwen Chengdu. In 360, Yuwen died in Chengdu, Yang Guang committed suicide, and the world was unified. 383, The founding of the country (Daxia), Luo Yi ascended the throne 🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪 75. Recognize relatives~Qin Shubao. 88. Conquer ~ Wang Bodang. 142. Conquer ~Xu Maogong. 178, Conquer ~ Wu Yunzhao. 185, Conquer~Shan Xiongxin and others. 204, Conquer~Qiu Rui, Pei Renji 232, Conquer ~ Li Jing. 294, Conquer ~ Xiongkuohai, Cheng Yaojin 304, Conquer ~ Du Ruhui. 394, Conquer~Fang Xuanling/Changsun Wuji 🟪🟪🟪🟪heroine🟪🟪🟪🟪 Yang Yuer——Love 55✅413
Five stars, but can the author answer a question for me? In this book, is the protagonist fighting for hegemony on his own, or is the Tang Dynasty following behind?
Personally, I think there are quite a lot of people with the surname Luo. If they don't know how to shoot, they are called the Luo family's marksmanship. In the TV series, his marksmanship is called the Five Tigers Soul-Severing Gun. I haven't seen other versions.
That must be a 5 star review
The timeline is written too slowly, but overall it's okay. The protagonist can't always be 13 years old. 13 Is too young.
Good luck to the author, the writing is great, the characters are delicately portrayed and the overall view of the book is well grasped. The content is rich and colorful. It is different from other contemporary historical fictions of the same type. The writing is really good. I hope the author can continue to persevere!