Great Tang: Beginning by Putting Down the An Lushan Rebellion

I am the first to comment, and I have the responsibility to tell the following readers the general situation. The writing is not white, the plot is white, and there is a lot of taken-for-granted content. The focus of the description is on the language and expressions of the characters, not the heart and environment. The description of the battle scenes is basically 0, just like playing a game and skipping the battle, only the result. In the first ten chapters of the novel, Yang Guozhong, Yang Guifei, and other traitors all died. They died so hastily, as if they were hit by a car when they went out. Just show encouragement. Death due to poison 😆. The protagonist's strategic point is to use the pistol brought from time travel to kill the opposing general. There is no need to form a formation, and the protagonist can shoot a 300-stone bow with a weight of 36,000 kilograms [Cool]

He turned the tide and kept the country from falling, with outstanding force value. He also brought a pistol and a time-traveling female assassin. He introduced many wise ministers and generals in the late Tang Dynasty, carried out legalization and economic and tax reforms, and made small inventions at the same time. He just got caught up in the struggle for the throne, dragged his feet, and failed to take the throne in time with the victory in the Heianshi Rebellion. I mentioned the last stroke, but did not write about the fact that the sun never sets in the Tang Dynasty

Not long enough, bro