The Tang Dynasty's Daddy
大唐奶爸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Great Tang: Sir, You Truly Are a Great Talent大唐：先生当真是大才Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a seriously underrated book. To put it simply, it's probably one of the top three time-travel novels I've ever read. The pacing is tight and engaging, quite excellent. The beginning was alright, but the last chapter was disgusting. It was a complete disaster. What happened to your sister? She's not marrying Xue Rengui anymore? What happened to your daughter? You're abandoning her?
Well, it's alright in detail, but as for the female lead, I personally don't like the idea of her marrying someone else. It seems like this Miss Liu has some kind of relationship with the protagonist later on, which makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.
Sigh. Yet another all-around talent who doesn't rely on system cheats.
It saved me from my reading slump, I give it five stars!
I've read dozens of chapters and it's not bad, keep it up!
The writing style is decent. Having read so many books over the years, I've seen a lot, and this is commendable, though a bit lacking. I prefer long novels, two or three thousand chapters at a time, which usually end in two or three months. However, long novels often become less interesting as they progress. This one, at least so far, still keeps me engaged. Please update more frequently!
The opening paragraph, filled with readers claiming that Tang Dynasty people didn't raise or eat pigs, made me laugh. The *Tang Shu*, Volume 232, Chapter on Traitorous Officials, states: "Guo had three thousand official pigs, which were a problem for the people." Emperor Dezong said, "Move them to Shayuan."
Wouldn't it be better if the ending were changed to Luo Ziye suddenly calling Wang De at sea, saying, "I think I have to go back," and then his body slowly dissipating into a skeleton, with Changsun Pingting's child also disappearing?
The book's plot flows smoothly and is tightly paced. What surprised me most was that the ending was completely different from what I expected. It's not a conventional book. Overall, it's quite good, and I'm very satisfied with the reading experience. I'd definitely give it a generous reward!
A very good book, recommended by a 20-year veteran bookworm.