Parallel Tang Dynasty: I Am Emperor Shizong, the Mighty

It's well written and looks very comfortable. The protagonist doesn't have so much vindictiveness and intrigues. He acts in an upright way and does practical things that benefit the people's livelihood. He has secured his reputation and people's support. I just like to watch the protagonist govern the world step by step and appease the people [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart]

This is the book about seizing the throne, and this is what the protagonist should do if he has great ambitions. I thought there was no such book? After all, other time travels are just flat, without ambitions and can't see anything. Even when I'm in a low position, there's always a glimmer of opportunity. How long has it been

The writing is really good, although there are some plots that I couldn't get up and down at once, such as the plot of the male protagonist's treatment of the Yang family, but the flaws are not concealed. It can be seen that the author has carefully checked the information and done a lot of homework. Highly recommended! ! !

Wasn't the currency used in the Tang Dynasty copper coins? When I saw Chapter 52, you directly gave me money, 3 million taels of silver, what the hell? Shouldn't it be copper coins? And it should be used consistently, as silver only circulated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The currency of the Tang Dynasty is discussed in the history book Qixia. The author can read it.

The author was very objective when writing this work. The protagonist never behaves like those simple historical articles that he has read in the past. It seems that any decree can promote the development of the country. From the protagonist's childhood, from the king of Wu to the Dabao, it can be said that all policies and preparations are linked together, and it is logical. High-yielding grains brought back from overseas are also cultivated from generation to generation. The government of Baochao Academy The policies are all allowed under the current circumstances and promoted step by step. It feels reasonable from a macro perspective. For example, because of the crackdown on Hebei aristocratic families, the development of the hidden household population has a human base to popularize the wisdom. Because the development of Jiangnan can promote paper grain crops to the country. The advantages of this article still depend on the readers to carefully read and consider, but there are also disadvantages. First, there are many repetitive discussions, such as why the protagonist has no ambition to compete for the reserve. It has been repeated many times. For example, the emotional scene was skipped too abruptly, but the author also said that he was afraid that he could not write well, so he could accept it. Furthermore, he was too cautious in describing the war scenes. Even though the Tubo Turks were considered a powerful country and army at the time, they still did not think that they could have war ideas after seeing firearms at that time. I also have to apologize to the author here. The book took too long to lay out various nodes, which caused me to based on the previous article. I made a comment with my own humble opinion and later found out that my thoughts can be seen in the middle and later stages of this article. I will not delete the comment. I remind other readers not to rush to express their opinions, because the author will not leave any obvious loopholes. When you feel that a certain aspect or policy written by the author makes you feel unreasonable, read the comments, and then see if the reasons for the leverage have been laid out by the protagonist in the previous article.

It's okay, the writing is pretty good, but it's not particularly popular and it doesn't get many recommendations on the Internet. It doesn't matter if the woman writes less. If she really wants to write a historical article well, the woman can't write too much.

It's very well written, and it's the most humane book I've ever read. I don't know why some of the novels that travel back in time and become princes are either casual historical novels with hundreds or eighty chapters that can't be published in a year and still do a lot of things, which are boring to pass the time; or they keep emphasizing the ruthlessness of the royal family. I know it's mainly about interest entanglements, but it's not so cold as to be like a machine. This book is relatively well balanced and suits my taste, but it feels a bit short.

Very well written and a great book. It's just that the updates are a bit lacking at the moment. Just follow it slowly. Good books need to be polished.

The author's writing is really good, and it can be said to be ranked at the top of Tomato among historical articles. And it can be seen from many things in the article that the author has historical background. The plot is not too brainless, there are no brainless cheats, and the writing is very comfortable to read.

I actually really want to see the protagonist conquer Wu Zetian, after all, she is the only female empress in history.