Restoring the Tang Dynasty

It's not bad, but the pacing is a bit too fast. The individual characters aren't very distinct, and the depiction of the brutality of war isn't deep enough. The scenes of corpses strewn across the fields and blood staining the rivers and mountains shouldn't be omitted. War isn't just about victory and defeat; the details need improvement.

Keep it up, author! It would be great if you could include a map of the areas controlled by the characters. 👍❤️

It's a good book, but its only shortcoming is that the protagonist's victory is too easy, and the specific details of the war are not shown.

Well, this is my first book review, but what really motivated me was that if we're talking about inheriting the legacy of the Tang Dynasty, then the Tang Dynasty already had a Taizu Emperor (Li Hu), Taizu Shigao, and Taizu Hegao—we already had those. The protagonist should be either Shizu or Zhongzu, right? The rest of the plot is fine... But I suggest adding more about the reactions of the Song Dynasty, including the reactions of Song Dynasty court figures.

Finally, I've found a book like this about restoring the Tang Dynasty! It's not mindless; the main characters are all intelligent, it's realistic, and it even includes some reflections on historical patterns. It's a pretty good book. Please don't stop updating it!

The author's writing style is unique, and the timeline is similar; it's not mindless, and the writing is skillful. As long as it doesn't go awry, this book will definitely be a hit.

It's good! Author, please update soon! Don't be like some authors who just stop updating without a word. You should at least write 1.5 million words!

Very good, the protagonist has his own thoughts.

A rather interesting historical novel

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