Springtime in Chang’an
春色满唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 782k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Lucky Young Lord of Great Tang大唐锦鲤小郎君Alternate title on Fanqie
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Hilarious and Off-the-Charts Passionate
Transmigrate With Modern Technology to Develop the Ancient World
Any stories where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times and uses modern technology to develop agriculture, reform commerce, and build industry?
Looking for Father-Son Stories with a Little Boy as the Protagonist, No Romance. I’m Tired of Little Girls
I’m in a Reading Slump. I’ll Trade You My Favorites
Looking for books like "Eternal Life: Laying Low as a Prison Guard in the Heavenly Prison". Something that feels realistic, with believable human interactions.
Hilarious Stories That'll Make Your Stomach Hurt From Laughing
Any Stories About Transmigrating as a Child and Growing Up Slowly? I Need One ASAP!
The hero has to dote on her like crazy! Remember, no period pieces, I want modern romance!!
Any Highly Rated Ancient-Era Novels, 9.5 or Above? Alternate History Is Fine Too
The protagonist is pretty level-headed.
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
There Are Hardly Any Great Historical Novels These Days. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist should not be sanctimonious, and the novel should not be mindless.
Looking for High-Quality Historical Fiction. No Mindless Power Trips or Brain-Dead Plotting
I want high-quality historical fiction that’s engaging and doesn’t dumb things down or rely on brainless plots. It can be satisfying, but don’t treat readers like idiots. No stories like the one where the protagonist fools Cao Cao’s quartermaster about the provisions from the start, or those where a literati protagonist suddenly has the strength of a tyrant. They’re unoriginal and mindless...
A Stunning Young Man Who Amazes Everyone
He died at the age when he should have been living freely and gloriously. So many people were waiting for him, but in the end he could never return to them. So many people cherished him, but he still died in the bloom of his youth, a heroic death.
Everyday Food Stories, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
Looking for Healing, Cozy Slice-of-Life Stories That Feel Comforting
Looking for Meticulously Researched Historical Fiction
They seem pretty hard to find. Let's give it a try.
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels Without a System, Tang, Song, or Ming Are All Fine
There Are No Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty Anymore. I Dare You to Disagree! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ
Books About the Tang Dynasty!
Books about transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty with no female lead,
I’m Really Into Tang Dynasty Stories Lately. Any Good Recommendations?
Tomato's Tang Dynasty Novels, This One Has to Be Number One
Good novels set in the Tang Dynasty
Male-Oriented Comedy That'll Have You Rolling on the Floor Laughing
Please, please QAQ
Looking for a Normal Story About Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Farm and Raise Livestock
Stories about transmigrating to ancient times and farming, raising livestock, chickens, and pigs.
Give Me Some Lighthearted, Funny, Laid-Back Farming Stories
Don't be shy, send them all my way!
A Dream Crossover for History Buffs and Wuxia Fans! Historical Fiction
Looking for books similar to The Story of Qin: Complete in Eight Volumes. A dream crossover for history buffs and wuxia fans! Want to know how Xiang Shaolong uses his modern knowledge to stir up the chaotic Warring States era? Special forces soldier Xiang Shaolong transmigrates to the late Warring States period, with no golden finger cheat.
Books About Transmigrating to the Great Tang That Respect History
Tang Dynasty, transmigration, and respect for history.
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I heard it while listening to an audiobook. It's super good. The male protagonist was probably reincarnated, but he has no memory of it. He dreams, and his dreams are full of things he learned in the real world. This home is so warm and loving. Grandpa and Grandma spoil the kids rotten, letting them eat whatever they want.
This is so good! I've been frantically searching for historical novels like this lately, preferably those that start from childhood. It's hard to find good ones, but! Every good one in this category is a masterpiece! I absolutely love the author's descriptive style—unpretentious and simple, yet it captures the essence of life, the warmth and coldness of human relationships. It's a very healing kind of story, I love it!
The entire book is humorous and witty from beginning to end. The author must be an admirer of the Tang Dynasty or Emperor Taizong (Li Shimin), as the author's broad range of interests, from rural life to literati and the imperial court, are all described thoroughly.
At first, I thought it was another time-travel novel, but the author turned out to be a story about preaching in a dream. This setting not only preserved the childlike innocence that the male protagonist should have when he was young, but also avoided the awkwardness of an adult pretending to be young.
The ending was a bit abrupt, but it was just right for this stage, though writing a little more wouldn't hurt 🤭. I've read the book by Old Man Juan and Lord Yan, which was excellent. The author put in a lot of effort, and this one is naturally good as well.
The authors I follow are excellent, and Lao Shan is one of them. I always have to support his new books! They're great! If you like stories about the imperial examinations, then this is the book for you! Lao Shan's greatest strength is his thorough historical research; you learn historical knowledge while reading – it's both entertaining and educational! And the character portrayals are becoming increasingly vivid and lifelike! You definitely won't regret reading this!
The author is truly knowledgeable! Today, while writing the design specifications, I even used knowledge from the previous novel, *The Farmer's Scholar*. Hahaha, I originally read novels to relax, but it served multiple purposes! I caught up with the new story in two days straight. I absolutely love the Zhang family! All the other characters are also so adorable. The ensemble cast is vivid, the plot unfolds logically, and it's a fantastic read! 😘
It's really good. The author brought the adorable Saburo to life, and each character has their own independence. The protagonist's memories of his past life are gradually revealed through dreams, so the innocence and imagination of children are not extinguished.
Before I knew it, it was over. The protagonist was a farmer's son from the Tang Dynasty. He was not a time traveler, but he could dream about things from the future and then improve farming tools. The male protagonist's father came from a poor family. He was educated but started out as a farmer. However, he was very dedicated to educating his children and was a good father.
I skipped to the extra chapters after reading 347. Based on my reading preferences, I'm a pure fan of career-themed, family-themed, and friendship-themed light novels... But I don't really like romance. So for me, this was the end. I'd give it five stars. You can basically guess what happens next based on the typical light novel formula.