Datang: My Mother Wu Zetian, Is It Too Late for Me to Be Reincarnated?

It is relatively close to history, and the plots are intertwined. It is one of the better books I have read recently.

The author must be a novice, right? The beginning is pretty good, but the middle is a bit dull. After going to Youzhou, it picks up speed again, but many parts are very sophisticated, so it's okay.

It's well written. Will the protagonist become the emperor in the end?

Very exciting, I don't know why the rating is so low

Overall it's historically accurate, has a strong story, looks pretty good, but lacks a sense of rhythm.

The writing is quite good, why is the score so low? It was good before, but now I see that the author took it too much for granted, and I realized that there is a reason for the low score. According to the author's writing about grassland reform, Liao, Jin, Xia and Yuan should not exist! What kind of thing likes to herd? Nomads are forced to move after eating a piece of pasture. Those nomads are eager to move into the inner city. How does the author think that they are not forced to be nomads but that they love the nomadic life? Then buy and sell women, and those nomads on the grassland, a woman sleeps with her grandfather after her father sleeps with her son, under such customs, how can you talk about true love? Those grassland flowers are all played by the grassland nobles. Will these nobles sell their daughters? Are all the nomads on the grassland as equal as they are today? Isn't there a hierarchy between nobles, commoners and serfs? Supporting the nobles to oppress common people and serfs, what the Tang Dynasty did was to rescue the lower classes and win the hearts of the people... What is the author writing about?

The only thing worthy of praise is that the protagonist does not lick Wu Zetian, which should be dealt with. To be honest, the relationship between Wu Zetian and her sons is not an exaggeration to say that they are enemies. After time travel and becoming Wu Zetian's sons, both sides are in the same situation. They should be targeted without mercy (with certainty), rather than written in some novels, which write Wu Zetian as being forced and helpless, which deserves sympathy. If he didn't want to bear the reputation of matricide, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to kill him. Fortunately, the protagonist's treatment of Wu Zetian in the novel is also very satisfying.

It looks good. The plot is reasonable and great.

The rhythm was not good at the beginning but it became more and more exciting as it went on

It's not bad. Friends who are book lovers can check it out.

Really good, far better than most similar authors

Generally speaking, it's okay. As the only remaining son of Empress Wu, the protagonist's forbearance and layout on the road to seizing power are acceptable. If you have to find some faults, it may be that there was some lack of decision-making in the early stage, and then the war was written sloppily. Moreover, defeating the North and Tubo in a short period of time is really a bit unfavorable (praise). We do not deny the credit for poor information, but it is still very satisfying to achieve this record. The use of gunpowder in this article is subject to different opinions. I believe everyone is used to quarrels over such issues. It is recommended that after you successfully seize the throne, you can raise him for a period of time. In fact, I believe that most of the people who come here are interested in being a son. As for after taking the throne, there is really no suspense about how the Tang Dynasty, which is still in its strong period, will expand and develop.

How should I put it? It was a bit interesting at first, but later it became unrealistic to level up and fight monsters. Wu Zetian directly jdzs

The author interprets the people and events of the Tang Dynasty and Wu Zetian era from another world, which gives people a different feeling and is eye-catching. The narrative is smoother and has some interesting points... It is understandable in terms of the ideals of literati, but I think it is a bit too conjectural. In short, it is still a readable work!

The idea is good and the writing is good, but the description of the relationship between Li Dan and his son is too simple. It would be better to write it more carefully.

The most uncomfortable thing for Wu Zetian was that she had no truly powerful ministers under her command, so she could only use force and cruel officials to suppress her.

It's great. I like this style. Wu Zetian described it well. It feels like it should be like this.

A lot of people in the book review area said that this book is very well written, and maybe the later chapters are indeed very good, but after reading the previous chapters, I had no idea or impulse to read on. Generally speaking, there are no good or bad points in the first few chapters. If there is something wrong, I will pretend that I have not posted this review.

Not bad, why is the score so low?

I was jumping to watch it, but why didn't I see King Luo Bin? Which book friend can tell me?

The historical materials are detailed and reliable, not invincible or systematic, and completely fit the environment at that time. It is no worse than Tang Zhuan Hui Ming, but it feels slower and more urgent.

The writing is still very good [Like] [Like] [Like] Keep up the good work and update [OK]

Is this protagonist going to start thinking about seizing power now?

1. Grassland demarcation system – eliminating war from its roots 90% of conflicts in ancient grasslands were over pasture. You travel through the past and do one thing directly: - Use simple mounds of earth, piles of rocks, and boundary trees to demarcate the grassland - Divide the grassland equally according to tribe size and population - Cross-border grazing is strictly prohibited. Cross-border grazing is subject to court arbitration. This is the ancient version of the modern grassland contract system. Effect: From now on, there will no longer be a power that unifies the entire grassland. Because everyone no longer needs to work together to grab territory. 2. Mutual market state-owned system - tying the grassland to economic issues Don't engage in oppression, engage in monopoly of just needs: - Court control: salt, tea, iron, cloth, porcelain - Set up a fixed official market, open all year round - Fair prices, no gouging, no credit Pastoralists will find: If you rob it once, it is better to replace it; if you rob it once, the whole family will be cut off from salt and iron. This is economic control, which is more effective than an army of 100,000 people. 3. Dismantle the big ones and install the small ones - weaken the chief and strengthen the court Not killing, but dismantling large tribes: - Large tribes with more than 3,000 accounts must be split - The divided small tribes were directly responsible to the court - There is no general leader like "Khan" or "Sir" - Leaders are appointed by the court and cannot be hereditary This is the ancient version of modern grassroots governance: The upper levels cannot centralize power, and the lower levels are directly connected to the center. 4. Child education system - complete assimilation of two generations Ten thousand times more bloody than murder: -Each tribe and each family must send 1 child to the side school - Take care of food, housing, clothing, and teach Chinese characters, arithmetic, etiquette, and farming - When you grow up, you will be the scribe, translator, and middleman in the tribe. More than ten years later: The young people in power in the grassland were all taught by you. This is true once and for all. 5. The system of sending doctors and craftsmen to the countryside - winning the hearts of the lower class Send two types of people to the grasslands, but not officials: - Doctor: cure colds, trauma, and plague - Craftsman: bow repair, arrow repair, iron forging, felt making Free + permanent The low-level herdsmen only believe in one truth: He who can keep me alive and my family alive is the Son of God. 6. Naturalization system for herdsmen - providing identity and a way to survive Really modern thinking: - Those who are willing to settle will be given land, seeds, and cattle. - Those who are willing to serve as soldiers can join the border army and receive food and salary. - Those who are willing to work can work as craftsmen at military horse farms, factories, mines, and inns. Give them a way to be good. Once the nomads have room for social advancement, they will never rebel.

My eyes light up, not bad, not bad

A very satisfying book

As an old fan, I must support it.

It's still okay, but it only started to look good after more than 200 pictures. It hasn't been updated yet. I hope I won't give it a five-star support. Don't be a eunuch [Like]

Encourage me to write well.

The writing is good so far, the war is a bit idealistic, but the rest is pretty good.