Great Tang: Age of Empires, Unlimited Troops
大唐：帝国时代，爆兵无限
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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Other names
- Great Tang: Raising an Army of Ten Billion, Sweeping All Before Me!大唐：爆兵百亿，横推无敌！Alternate title on Fanqie
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The beginning might be a bit slow to read because of the large-scale troop buildup, the patient buildup, and the final, powerful strike. But the later parts are truly exhilarating. From a moral standpoint, Li Shimin killed the crown prince, and then Li Yuanji avenged the prince by killing Li Shimin, along with those so-called historical figures and generals—no hesitation in killing them, just a…
Money shops were crucial for currency, as were bridge-building techniques. Bridges and roads were especially important before railways existed, as four-wheeled carriages carried far more weight than two-wheeled ones. Reservoirs were built along the eight rivers and four major waterways, and the Great Wall was widened to a mile (approximately 500 meters) to completely solve flooding problems.
Back in the day, I accidentally obtained the Nine Star Heavenly Technique in *Douluo Continent*, cultivating it to the peak of the Heavenly Jewel Transformation realm. I thought I was invincible, using the power of *Martial Universe* to challenge *Mad God*, *Child of Light*, *God Venerable*, *Asura War God*, and *Immortal King*, aiming to create a magnificent *Zhu Xian* masterpiece.
Anyway, I skipped several chapters at a time... It's either construction or construction 😅😅😅😅
This is what I call a satisfying read! Other emperor novels are a bit long-winded, with the characters painstakingly gathering evidence to bring down ministers, making them feel incredibly frustrated. I'm reading mindless, satisfying reads, who cares about logic or not? I can't actually be an emperor anyway [smirk]. As long as it's satisfying, that's all that matters!
This is a great book, very enjoyable and exhilarating. The protagonist transmigrates into the body of Li Yuanji, the third son who was killed by Li Shimin in the Xuanwu Gate Incident. The protagonist amasses a massive army and fights back, then it's just a relentless rampage of killing and slaughtering. Unfortunately, I had to put it down halfway through and lost interest in picking it up again.
It's almost 200,000 words now, and I reckon the protagonist's world is only on the second day after the Xuanwu Gate Incident.
Hahaha, is slow writing a flaw? It's an advantage! If the setup is a flaw, there will be no more masterpieces in vernacular Chinese. If classical Chinese is written quickly, people might not understand it. This book has only reached chapter 63 in just one day, which seems like a lot, right? But it's only about 200,000 words.
This book is both broad and detailed, yet also broad in its approach. Please enjoy it! 🍉 The following is just filler to reach the word count. Money shops were crucial for currency, as were bridge-building techniques. Bridges and roads were especially important before railways existed, as four-wheeled carriages carried far more weight than two-wheeled ones.
If the author doesn't want to update, don't force them. We're just going to have trouble eating and sleeping for a few nights, maybe even jump off a building, so don't push yourself too hard...