Great Tang: From the Start, My Father Rebels Against Li Shimin

The disadvantage is that the popular science supplements inserted into some dialogues in the first few dozen chapters take up too much space and interrupt the reading rhythm. He is a little anxious when revealing knowledge, and he inevitably uses clichéd fairy tips. The storyline is a bit idealistic. But overall, it is a good book. It is very different from other historical time travel novels. The concept is very broad, and it is not very bitter and hateful. The author also listened to the advice, and the proportion of popular science supplements later is much healthier. I personally look forward to rectifying the domestic situation in the future and writing about sea power, navy, trade, foreign wars, and resource coordination.

From my personal point of view, it is still a good historical fan novel of the Tang Dynasty! I hope that the author can still update more while ensuring the quality in the future! Come on! [Sending Hearts]

The subject matter is good, but it may be limited by the author's writing style and vision. The constitutional monarchy is too early, transportation, food production and communication. But still give it five stars. People who travel through time do not lick the emperor. People who travel through time do not automatically place themselves in the upper class.

It's good, but it's too ideal. It's impossible for the imperial power to accept this view, no matter how wise the king is. Is the book "The big man agreed with you to reform, but didn't let you overthrow yourself" better?

The characters are in line with the historical characters and the logic is complete. It is a good book.

Although there are flaws, the overall logic is still very good. I haven't seen such a good book in a long time. Good luck to the author. (Ps. The Changsun Guanyin Maid at the beginning is still a bit poisonous to me, but it's really okay later on)

Although most of the things written in the book could not be realized in the Tang Dynasty, it does not prevent me from fantasizing about transforming the Tang Dynasty according to the author's ideas.

I like the male protagonist's single-mindedness. I like the male protagonist's personality. I finally saw it without the maid and princess Wu Zetian.

Can be defined as fantasy novel

I won't say whether the writing style of this book is good or not. The ideas are perfectly in line with my three views on rebirth. They are not extreme and have a broad mind. This is the kind of thinking that people of our generation who have been influenced by modern civilization should have