
I’ve Been Lying Flat for Three Years, and You’re Telling Me This Is the Great Tang?
躺平三年,你跟我说这是大唐?
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This setting is relatively novel. Except for the main character who has a low IQ, everyone else is good. It is said that the main character goes to Taoyuan Village to enjoy life. He is not willing to cook, so he is very busy every day. Li Shimin and others come here too frequently. It is better to come once every few days. If they come too much, they feel like they have nothing to do. A group of people hang around the main character all day long, and the main character is not annoyed [face covering]
Wu Chui's trouble is to open his mobile phone and search how much land the Tang Dynasty lost during his reign. The status of women in the Tang Dynasty itself was not low in ancient times. It is further improved and is searching for what role Li Zhi played in the Tang Dynasty. This Wu Chui can't defend it even if he picks peaches. At least Li Zhi can still defend it.
It's okay. The interesting part is that the protagonist talks about history with the ancients. The bad part is that the system gives too much and the protagonist gives too much. It has been moved to modern times. Even the signal is out. It is becoming more and more modern, but I don't want to watch it that much. After all, those who read books are modern people. Putting some modern things into ancient times will feel interesting, but when there are too many things, you will get tired of looking at them.
Reading through Tang Dynasty novels is really one of my greatest pleasures. In the eyes of historians, the so-called aristocratic family with five surnames and seven hopes is the most powerful organization in history. It has hundreds of thousands of private soldiers, countless supplies and weapons, controls public opinion, looks down on the emperor, and does not listen to propaganda. As long as the court does something that harms their interests Things, they can summon millions of troops out of thin air with a wave of their hands, crush the imperial court to ashes, it's so fun, it's so fun. In fact, during the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian forced the aristocratic family to give up more than 1 million hidden households and annexed land by measuring the land and counting household registrations. Why didn't they see any resistance? As for Yang Guang's expedition to Goguryeo in order to deceive the aristocratic families, it is even more nonsense. But if you understand history, you will know that these aristocratic families have been very loyal to the court. The people have been rioting for several years. The emperor of the Central Plains was still the khan of the grassland. It was under his management that the Tang Dynasty destroyed the Eastern Turks, Tuyuhun, Gaochang, Xue Yantuo and other surrounding regimes in 20 years, and completely opened the Silk Road. Chang'an directly connected with the international community and became a cultural, political and economic center. Longyou also became the place where the richest man in the Tang Dynasty was. Why didn't the aristocratic family say anything at this time? The fact is that in the rising period of a dynasty, as long as the people's lives are okay, no one can successfully rebel. Is the demise of the Qin Dynasty just the result of the remnants of the Six Kingdoms? Isn't it because the heavy taxes and corvee in the Qin Dynasty caused the alienation between the bureaucrats and the old Qin people? Was the death of the second generation of the Sui Dynasty just the ambition of the family? Is it not because Yang Guang started big projects everywhere and squeezed people's power that the people revolted? Don't blame the family for everything.
Damn it's very beautiful, come and see it [vomit][vomit][vomit][vomit]
Pretty good. The plot is delicate and makes people want to watch it. It's just that the title of the book says that after traveling through time for three years, I learned that I had arrived in the Tang Dynasty. Now I'm almost reading 100 chapters and it's not even a month yet [face covering] I guess it may not be three years within 500 chapters [stop]
As long as you can accept the poisonous points below, most of the characters' conversations are above average in IQ, and the plot is interesting, so you can watch it. (Poisonous point: Can't you tell that the protagonist is Datang? Is this a role-playing role?)
I read your comment section. I read that if Li Zhi couldn't do it, Hu Hai and Yang Guang both died in the second generation, so why didn't Li Zhi. It's quite interesting. Why are you comparing yourself to two foolish men and prodigal sons? And isn't it called Wu Zhou? He's not called Tang anymore. Also, if Li Zhi gets the glory, don't Qin Shihuang and Zhu Di also get the glory? You may want to say that Qin Shihuang benefited from the glory of unifying the six countries, but the same writing, the same carriage, unified weights and measures, and the opposition to enfeoffment and the establishment of the system of counties and counties are not necessarily the same. As for Zhu Di's words, no one can slander Zhu Yuanzhang's achievements in expelling the barbarians and restoring China, but when it comes to governing the country, benevolent people have different opinions on benevolence and wise people have different opinions on wisdom. Let's talk about what Zhu Yuanzhang left to Zhu Di? As for the generals, weren't they all killed by Lao Zhu? Otherwise, where would the Ming Dynasty God of War Li Jinglong come from? As for civil servants, you're not talking about Fang Xiaoru, are you? There were indeed a lot of elite soldiers left, but they were given to Zhu Yunzhen, and Jingnan had to kill them all. Not to mention the national treasury, which is not much to begin with, Jing Nan has lost it. The only thing left is the descendants, and they have to be raised by Zhu Di. There are also a bunch of inexplicable ancestral precepts. Did you tell me that Zhu Di benefited?
Beautifully written, thank you to the author
I am Tang Chui and I like to watch it, but if you want to rate it, write it as Lao Zhu. The whole world of tomatoes belongs to Ming Chui. Write the one with low score designated by Tang Huang.