In AD 641, a mountaineer fell from the snow-capped mountain closest to the sky to Chang'an, the closest place to power.
Feng Xiangnan, a medical student, had only one thought when he crawled out of the snow: since history books said that the marriage between Tang and Tibet was a gift from the Tang Dynasty, he wanted all the wealth along the way to belong to the Tang Dynasty.
Save the girl with a white body who is destined to die early, and let the moonlight of Chang'an illuminate the night of Tubo.
Qiwang of the fifth surname called him crazy, but Li Shimin saw in his eyes a stubbornness that even emperors feared——
That kind of stubbornness has nothing to do with imperial power, but only four words: born as a human being.
While Chang'an was still fighting for the cotton and iron franchise, he had already picked up his ice ax and aimed it to the west of Congling.
(This is a million-word article, so read slowly and with caution. But I guarantee that every stone struck by an ice pick is the lifeblood of a dynasty.)
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Reader comments
The textual research in this book is quite solid, and I didn't get too carried away when reading it. I can see that the author put a lot of thought into it.
The pace at the beginning is slow, so you have to be patient. Once the main plot unfolds, the amount of information will increase, making you more immersed in watching it.
Overall, it is a solid work that is getting better and better. If you're not averse to details and slow-burning stories, it's worth watching.
I hope there won't be any eunuchs later
Excellent, good book, I highly recommend it after spending 4,000+ hours on it
The back is a bit abstract, a cell phone that always has power [laughs]
Pays great attention to details, no cheats or systems
The subject matter of the novel is quite good, but the tone of the ancient text is too heavy. If it were changed to modern writing, it would seem much lighter.
It's a very good book. It's the first time I've seen a protagonist in a time-travel novel tell others about his true identity!
The author works hard
Good-looking is just one word good-looking
Well worth seeing
The author is of good quality and is a fan of outdoor activities.
The writing is good, but the process from modernity to integration into the Tang Dynasty is a little brief.
The author's writing is good. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but I'll give it four stars. The one star less is a reminder. Not everyone can bear to watch you write classical Chinese.
The writing is sharp, but the story remains to be seen later.
It's really good, 100 times better than Xiaobaiwen. Come on, author
Well, it's brilliantly written, I can't stop it, it's so beautiful!
The textual research in this book is quite solid, and I didn't get too carried away when reading it. I can see that the author put a lot of thought into it. The pace at the beginning is slow, so you have to be patient. Once the main plot unfolds, the amount of information will increase, making you more immersed in watching it. Overall, it is a solid work that is getting better and better. If you're not averse to details and slow-burning stories, it's worth watching. I hope there won't be any eunuchs later
Excellent, good book, I highly recommend it after spending 4,000+ hours on it The back is a bit abstract, a cell phone that always has power [laughs]
Pays great attention to details, no cheats or systems
The subject matter of the novel is quite good, but the tone of the ancient text is too heavy. If it were changed to modern writing, it would seem much lighter.
It's a very good book. It's the first time I've seen a protagonist in a time-travel novel tell others about his true identity!
The author works hard
Good-looking is just one word good-looking
Well worth seeing
The author is of good quality and is a fan of outdoor activities.
The writing is good, but the process from modernity to integration into the Tang Dynasty is a little brief.
The author's writing is good. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but I'll give it four stars. The one star less is a reminder. Not everyone can bear to watch you write classical Chinese.
The writing is sharp, but the story remains to be seen later.
It's really good, 100 times better than Xiaobaiwen. Come on, author
Well, it's brilliantly written, I can't stop it, it's so beautiful!