
Li Chang, Prince of Shou: Li Longji, It's Time for You to Die
寿王李琩:请李隆基归天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 568k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Li Longji: You Rebellious Son, How Dare You Kill Your Father?李隆基:逆子,你敢弑父?Alternate title on Fanqie
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The plot is very rich, and the characters are well-developed. However, some of the dialogue could be a bit too modern. Also, I won't elaborate on the terminology used in the Tang Dynasty, as I'm not very familiar with it.
Let me give you my review. This book covers the period from the late reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang to the An Lushan Rebellion. So far, it's quite well-written, with a good historical feel, and it's quite enjoyable. There's no drawn-out story about acquiring female characters, and there's no abuse of the protagonist.
I think the beginning is alright; it's a good way to pass the time when you have nothing else to read.
It's pretty good. I must say the author has an encyclopedic knowledge of Tang Dynasty history; their political acumen, emotional intelligence, and counter-espionage skills are impressive. I just wonder how the descriptions of the wars will be, since I haven't read any yet 🤦
Many historical events are missing, and the understanding of the figures' status is incomplete. How Gao Xianzhi became the Deputy Protector-General of the Anxi Protectorate and the military governor of the Four Garrisons of Anxi was already decided in the first year of the Tianbao era.
Tang Ming, a historical period in ancient China, was a time of great tributary states. The protagonist's insightful understanding of human nature and his ability to subtly manipulate events are exceptionally well-developed. This is the true art of rulership; there are no truly benevolent and sage kings. Ruthlessness and unscrupulousness are the main themes of power struggles.
This is one of the better historical novels I've read. Other historical novels either have no female lead and are boring, or they have a female lead but her role is pitifully small. This one is quite good. It has a female lead, and her role is just right. It uses modern knowledge, but it doesn't focus on the Industrial Revolution like other historical novels. It's just that not many people are reading it now, and its rating isn't very high yet.
Brothers and sisters, please give me a five-star review! I'd be eternally grateful! 💕💕😘😘
I finished it in one go. It's fairly well-written, a decent read, though the emotional descriptions aren't quite as nuanced. I wonder when the male lead will finally rise to the top. 🍉
From a historical perspective, the Tang and Song dynasties are undoubtedly the most worthwhile historical backdrops to write about. The author chose the period after the Kaiyuan era of Emperor Xuanzong (Li Longji), a period of great prosperity. Just this unique choice of background alone made me think before reading that the book would at least not be bad.