
Springtime in Chang’an
春色满唐
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- Completed
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- 782k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 1y ago
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Hear it from listening to books. Super nice. The male protagonist is supposed to be pregnant, but he has no memory and can dream, and his dreams are all things he has learned in this world. The home is so cozy, Aye and Auntie dote on the children, and let them eat whatever they like. Both sons are great, but they are not biased. The other one is also a treasure. Aye is open-minded and will put children at ease when encountering adventures. He will help children resolve their doubts when they are confused and will also remind children not to forget their original aspirations. The atmosphere in the village is also very good. Not too much excellence, not too much jealousy. Ps. The author's writing style is very good. There is a lot of popular science in this article, but it is not boring but only interesting. It's not a transcarnation, it's just a dream. This is the best because it has the childishness of a farm kid and the occasional maturity. It's so interesting and beautiful.
It's so beautiful. I've been looking for this type of dynasty literature like crazy recently. It's best to start with lowercase letters. It's hard to find good ones, but! This kind of good-looking one must be a high-quality product! I really like the author's writing style. It's not exaggerated or gorgeous, it's simple but it describes the fireworks in the world, the warmth and warmth of human relationships. It seems to be a very healing type of writing. I love it so much.
The whole book is full of humor from beginning to end. The author should be an admirer of the Tang Dynasty or Li Shimin. He covers a wide range of topics, from the countryside to the literati to the court, and describes everything thoroughly. Just let Zhang Sanlang study in his dream, change and improve this era little by little, not being separated from his family, no so-called outsiders, and having a righteous mind, which makes him more acceptable to the contemporary world. It is a careful read from the beginning to the end. It is an easy read and highly recommended. I feel like I can add a lot of extras, I look forward to it (*^o^*)
At first I thought it was another time-travel novel, but I didn't expect that the author created a missionary in a dream. This setting not only retains the childishness that the male protagonist should have when he was a child, but also avoids the awkward feeling of adults pretending to be young. The male protagonist relies on "dreaming" to unlock all kinds of knowledge, but he still has an innocent heart and does not want to get rich for himself. He only wants to turn what he wants and knows into reality so that the people of Li will no longer suffer from hunger and cold. Even if he knows the fate of many people, he has no delusions of changing history. This sense of security is beyond words. The various festivals, food, clothing, housing and transportation in the article restore a magnificent Zhenguan era, making people feel like they are in it inadvertently.
The ending was a bit sudden, but it was just right at this stage, but it wouldn't hurt to write more [laughing]. I have read the book by Mr. Juan Lao Daddy and Mr. Yan. It is very good. The author has put a lot of effort into it, so this book is certainly good. "The Spring of the Tang Dynasty" is very on-topic. The whole text is humorous and relaxed. The rural folk customs are like the spring breeze blowing on the face, and the prosperous Tang Dynasty is unfolding before our eyes. Every character, even a little country child and an ordinary accompanying medical officer, is very cute. The artistic conception of ancient poetry envelopes every moment of reading. I'm going to read the author's first two books, and I'm looking forward to the next one. [Love][Like]
The authors I follow are very good, Laoshan is one of them, and I must support them when they start new books! Beautiful! If you like to read imperial examination papers, then come in! The biggest feature of Laoshan is that he has a lot of homework. Is it entertaining to learn about history while reading books? ! And the characterizations are becoming more and more vivid! It's not a loss if you enter the trap!
The author is really knowledgeable. I wrote the design description today and also used the knowledge from the previous novel The Farmer's Champion. Hahahaha, I read the novel just to relax, and it has done so much in one fell swoop~~~ I finished the new novel in two days. I really like the Zhang family. The other characters who appear are also so cute, the group portraits are vivid, the plot is reasonable, and it's nice to read [Blow kiss]
It is particularly beautiful. The author makes the lovely Kozaburo vivid and vivid. Each character has its own independence. The memory of the male protagonist's past life is revealed bit by bit in the form of dreams, so the innocence and love fantasy of children are not wiped out.
It ended before I knew it. The protagonist is a farmer from the Tang Dynasty. He is not a time traveler, but he can dream about things in the future and then improve farm tools. The father of the male protagonist came from a poor family. He was educated but was just a farmer at first. However, he was very dedicated to educating his children and was a good father. The protagonist's mother is a gentle and virtuous peasant woman. She takes very considerate care of her husband and children. She is also good at cooking and can feed herself as much as she wants. The protagonist's eldest brother is a doctor. He studied medicine under a teacher since he was a child. He is a childhood sweetheart with the teacher's daughter, and they are engaged to each other. The latter two families are married. The protagonist's second brother is a disciple of a Taoist master and can make elixirs and divination.
When I saw Chapter 347, I skipped to the extra chapter. According to my reading habit, this kind of light-hearted and refreshing novel can be regarded as a pure career fan, family fan, friendship fan... But I don't really like reading romance. For me, everything is over after reading this. I give you a five-star review. What happens next can basically be guessed according to the formula of the refreshing novel. According to the background of the times, it is a natural thing for the protagonist to get married. Judging from the pleasant reading experience of the previous more than three hundred chapters, the next thirty or so chapters should also be very exciting. What I like very much in the article is the innocence of children: who is further away, Chang'an or the sun. The elders have far-reaching plans for their children, the teacher laments that "children are the noisiest creatures in the world", etc. Everyone has their own shining point that matches their age and identity. The author's description of people's daily life in the Tang Dynasty is also particularly vivid. The score of more than eight points is a bit low compared to my reading experience. Maybe the subject matter is not very attractive? I feel like it's better than many of the nine-point novels I've read. Maybe it just suits my taste. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.