
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty: This An Lushan Rebellion Isn’t Quite So Chaotic
穿越大唐:这个安史不太乱
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Reborn in the Tang Dynasty.
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It has to be completed.
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Historical Strategy Novels
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I don't understand why the rating of this book is so low. This is probably the best Tang novel written by Tomato. The protagonist's IQ is online, the writing is natural and smooth, and the author is a person with deep feelings, that is, Anxi Bing can compare.
Sit on a sofa by yourself [almost crying] There are book friends who have read this book, whether they are criticizing or praising it, please give me some advice.
I have read two books. It is indeed a very delicate book. If you stick with it, it will be a good book about the Tang Dynasty. It is very down-to-earth with its customs, customs, folk nicknames, and the plot and characters are very natural and unfold slowly. It is an excellent representative.
It's really not bad, the writing style is really good, the logic is no problem, and the historical facts are relatively consistent.
At present, it seems that there are no logical flaws that exist in most Tomato novels. At least there is no plot that insults the reader's IQ or anything. The plots of each character are relatively reasonable, but the progress of the plot needs to be accelerated. I want to see how he can stop the Anshi Rebellion and restore the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.
Trust me, don't be fooled by the ratings, it's really, really good.
Excellent book of this kind, not bad
Coming from the Guiyi Army, the author is quick-witted, has a good grasp of details, is witty and humorous, and is not sloppy. It is worth reading.
Compared with the author's other volume "Late Tang", it is not even a bit inferior. After reading "Late Tang", I was actually a little disappointed when reading this one. It's just that the ending of "Late Tang" was too hasty. I hope the author will work hard and this story will get better and better.
I don't know how to put it in words, the writing is particularly delicate. Very beautiful and exciting. What can I say? It's not a cool article. It's a refreshing piece of writing, and also very lyrical. When I saw some places, I felt like I was about to cry. A very interesting historical novel about magic.