Great Tang: After I Transmigrated, I Just Gave Up
大唐：穿越之后，我直接开摆
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 3y ago
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- The Great Tang's Eternal Sunshine Begins with a Rebellion大唐日不落，从造反开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've seen about two hundred chapters. It's not bad. It's just that the male lead has too many women and too many children. He's a womanizer. He was originally good friends with Li Shimin, but in the end, he still has to acknowledge Li Shimin as his father and marry his daughter.
It's a good read, I've read up to chapter 60 so far and it's not bad at all. There's no system, the protagonist is intelligent, rational, and has normal knowledge, no exaggeration. 🙂
It's not bad, but there are some things to be aware of. For example, the 🌶 was only introduced in the Ming Dynasty, it didn't exist in the Tang Dynasty!
The premise of a time traveler is quite novel from the start, but the content is somewhat lacking. I'd give the premise 5 stars.
Great book! The characters are well-developed; the protagonist's writing of plays and inventions are achieved without any shortcuts. There are no overpowered plot devices, and the story unfolds logically and reasonably.
It was truly a book that left readers wanting more. The plot could have continued, but the ending might have been the return to Lingnan, as depicted in the book. However, continuing the story could also feel like padding, since the main developments have already been done.
For impatient people, it's truly agonizing. To persuade the ancients, you have to treat them as ignorant, spout a whole bunch of (principles/reasoning), and then not dare to act on them, insisting on taking things slowly. That's politics. The essence of politics is to turn a blind eye to mistakes, wait for an opportunity to correct them, and if that doesn't work, wait for the next one. If the benefits are great, you might as well go along with it and legitimize it. That's politics.
It's good! There aren't many major flaws, but the number of chapters is a bit short. I love the author's writing style 😘 I binged it all in one go. I personally like the scenes where the protagonist teaches and educates, but there's not much of that depiction 🤦
P. S.: Actually, the ancients knew to castrate pigs... Archaeological evidence and written records show that wine existed as early as the Han Dynasty; distillation equipment was found in the tomb of the Marquis of Haihun. It might be rare, given the high price of grain, but it certainly existed in that era, let alone the Tang Dynasty.
The writing and plot are good, but I'm dropping it. I like savory tofu pudding; I'm a savory food fan, not a heretic sweet food fan.