
The Greatest Warlord of the Late Tang
晚唐第一大军阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Reborn in the Late Tang, Starting as a Jiedushi's Son重生晚唐,从节度使之子开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a book I wrote myself. I consulted a lot of materials during the process, but I feel there are still many shortcomings, and even some errors in terms of titles, tools, and place names. Thank you for your corrections. I will continue to write this book. Thank you for your continued support.
To gain three military governorships right from the start is a head start in life. However, even if Zhu Wen can't defeat you, Li Keyong's tens of thousands of Shatuo cavalry are not easy to deal with, unless you invent firearms and cannons. Zhu Wen, who commanded a million troops in the Central Plains, was defeated and his kingdom destroyed by Li Keyong's tens of thousands of cavalry.
It evoked a fleeting moment of beauty, revealing the desolation of humanity. It sang of lingering longing, of fleeting years, and even the whispered words of my dreams. It sang of sunrise and sunset, of countless thoughts, and of the deepest desires.
Silky smooth, so incredibly smooth! I was so captivated by this book that I didn't sleep a wink all night, reading dozens of chapters straight through to the very end. I still didn't want to put it down. I hope the author will update more frequently; I'll definitely keep urging them to update! Many plot points in this book are ingeniously designed.
It seems that five stars on Tomato don't count towards the rating, so I can only give you four stars, author. Gunpowder was only used militarily in the late Tang Dynasty, so the protagonist using it isn't a big problem. Besides, why wouldn't you use this advantage? Does he have to wait for someone else to use it before he can? Couldn't he use it first?
Li Cunxiao gave him a good ending. I feel like my writing is getting worse and worse.
The author is so naughty I love it so much The protagonist is severely mentally deficient.
The history of the late Tang and Five Dynasties period is already vast and complex, and the author's foundation is very solid.
Brothers, I'm begging you, I think you wrote very well, but I feel that the emotional issues with women could have been glossed over. The way you wrote it makes us uneasy. I think you could have written less about the wife surnamed Shi. She wasn't the only woman. People are emotional creatures. There are countless people who fall in love at first sight.
Getting a wife is up to you; just marry her directly.