The Late Tang Emperor Defies Fate

After a few months, I was pleasantly surprised to see such an excellent piece of historical strategy again. But I was surprised and regretful. People in Tomato prefer cool articles, and there is generally no market for such articles in Tomato. Another Machiavellian article I read before ended in a hasty manner because of poor grades. This book will most likely end the same way. In terms of content: no system, no writing about women, the writing is very good, the writing style is comfortable, the author's writing is very profound, and when reading it makes people feel that they are completely brought into that era, and into the perspective of the late Tang Dynasty emperor. I seem to see him growing up and eventually becoming a hero. At the same time, the supporting characters are also portrayed with flesh and blood and full images. Even if the military description is lacking, the flaws are still there. If this article can be persisted to the end, it should be another introduction to the Song Dynasty. Alas, what a pity.

Good book. Compared with other historical texts, the quality of this book is first-rate. It's just not systematic and refreshing. There are many women and so on. There is no way. Tomato is like this. Without these few readers, readers will not read it at all. This software can be called a gathering place for newbies. Occasionally, some good books are not suitable for the public but fail to attract readers. In the end, the update will be discontinued. I hope the author will persevere!

There are very few novels about the late Tang Dynasty, especially in Tomato, most of them are from the late Ming Dynasty. This one can be regarded as one of the best novels about the late Tang Dynasty. It can be seen that the author has a certain understanding of history. I hope the author will update it more!

Basically, there are not many unreasonable things. The author has a profound writing skills and a deep understanding of the Tang Dynasty region. Unlike other online novel authors who only want to make themselves happy and have no imagination, it is completely illogical. It is a rare good book. I don't know why the rating is so low. Come on! Waiting for your update

[Laughs] Very exciting content, especially a detailed portrayal of the complex situation of eunuchs in feudal towns in the late Tang Dynasty. The characters are also consistent with historical data, much better than the mindless and refreshing stories that some authors describe about traveling through the prosperous Tang Dynasty [Like]

Beautiful, very exciting. From another perspective, it describes to us the Tang Dynasty's death due to force, and shows us the magnificent scenery of that era, with feudal vassals and towns separated, and the people living in dire straits. At the same time, it was also an era when stars were shining brightly and heroes emerged in large numbers! The king was no match for Xiang and the general was no match for Li, which made up for Li Cunxiao's regret. It shows the spirit of the times, author, come on!

Very good. Very few people wrote about the middle and late Tang Dynasty, and the characters are very vivid. I have decided to write this book. If it is written like this, this book will have at least 4 million words. In Ping'an, there are Xi and Khitan people in the northeast, Dali in the southwest, Tufan on the plateau, and the reopening of the Western Regions. There is also a feud with the cannibals, and there is a Uighur in the northwest. Keep writing!

It's well written, but the enemy is too tough. It's understandable that the suppressing army can hold on in the second ambush battle. Why didn't the Shence Army collapse in the first ambush battle? This is not the Shence Army. This is the Black Cloud Long Sword of the Tongluo Cavalry.

It's rare to see such a good book about the late Ming Dynasty again. I haven't read this kind of book for a long time. Moreover, this book is the best I have ever read in this genre. The plot description is really good. If you stick with it, it is another good historical book.

Among the late Tang Dynasty novels I have read, it is very good. It is not a systematic and invincible novel. The progress is moderate and not impatient. There may be flaws in some historical details but the flaws are not hidden. The writing is logical and rigorous. However, there are currently few chapters. How can I reprint it in the future?