
Play the Song of the King of Qin's Triumphant March Again and Usher in the Great Tang's Golden Age!
再奏秦王破阵乐,开大唐盛世!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 232k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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There Are No Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty Anymore. I Dare You to Disagree! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ノ
The Chu-Han Contention, the An Lushan Rebellion, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
A lord-simulation game. No transmigration, but it should blend with reality. No Three Kingdoms era either. Spring and Autumn, Warring States, the end of the Qin dynasty, or mid-to-late Tang are all fine
Looking for Novels Set During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, or the Northern and Southern Dynasties
I’ve read so many stories set in the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties that I’m tired of them. I’d like to try some less common historical periods. Preferably completed. Please recommend some~~~
Transmigrate Into a Prestigious Clan in the Tang Dynasty
Any period from the early Tang to the late Tang is fine.
Stories Set in the Tang Dynasty About Someone Who Has Vast Secret Influence but Still Takes It Easy
Any Stories About Leading Troops into Battle in Ancient Times?
Something like the Three Kingdoms instance in I Picked Up Fragments in PUBG.
Transmigrate to the Sui and Tang Dynasties and Become a General
Not conquering the world for yourself, but conquering it for someone else.
Transmigrate With Five Million Troops, the Emperor Father Demands I Give Up Command, Then Transmigrate Into an Emperor
Looking for books like Beiliang Commands Five Hundred Thousand Troops, and Father Emperor Demands I Hand Over Command. Chapter 2: The Demonic True Dragon. The sky was thick with dark clouds, and cold winds howled. In the court, after Emperor Xia left, the princes, princes of the blood, the left and right chancellors, the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers, and other high officials...
Looking for 🍅 Novels You’ll Hate to Finish!!!
I’m way too invested. It leaves a lasting impression. Bring on the angst and the sweetness…
I've Been Reading for 15 Years. I'm Out of Books, So Please Recommend a Masterpiece
I've been an avid reader for fifteen years and I'm in a reading slump. Looking for masterpieces, any genre. The more books you've reread two or three times, the better. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Books That Make You Want to Read Chapter Two After Chapter One, Then Keep Reading Nonstop
Are there any books where after reading the first chapter, you immediately want to read the second, and then just keep going?
Reader comments 19
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Tomato has been publishing more and more excellent historical and strategy books recently, and this one is one of the best. Generally, historical strategy books have a long preparation and are relatively slow to get started. This book is refreshing and reasonable. It is not a systematic text, but it makes me feel more comfortable than a systematic text. It is fascinating to read. The plot is well described, the writing is sophisticated, and the description of the war is exciting. After covering up his name, I thought this famous emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty was Li Shimin. In addition to the protagonist, the group portraits are also well described, and the supporting characters are vivid and three-dimensional. Some Jiedushi only appeared in a few paragraphs, which impressed me deeply. If it can be written to the end, it will be comparable to Shao Song's historical machinations and divine writings! The author must insist on finishing the article, and I will definitely support you.
The plot is really interesting. I read this book in one go after I discovered it today. I hope the author can update it soon [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]. The setting is really novel, not the kind of time traveler that directly replaces the emperor. It feels more like an ancient emperor, integrated with the memories of modern souls, and his own personality is affected by those memories and changes. Like [please update]
It's pretty good. I'd like to ask if the author has a lot of political knowledge. Why does the description smell like officialdom? 😎
The writing is very good, and it made me excited to read it. There is hope for the revival of the Tang Dynasty.
Emperor Wen of the Tang Dynasty, Wen the rescuer of the late Tang Dynasty, and the regrets of returning to the rebel army in Anxi. This book is among the top three on Tomato. It may seem short, but it is very solid and complete. Although it reduces the specific description of military operations and political struggles, this book captures all the core description points of the people at the bottom of military and political affairs. The whole text of this book captures the core essence. It can be said that even though it is small, it has all the internal organs. It can be called a masterpiece that is not inferior to Tang Qi. Even compared to Tang Qi's bad work, this book is even better. The data shouldn't be so bad. Although it's cut in half, it should still have a rating of nine or more. The only shortcoming of this book is that it was not finished. It is a pity that in the end, only a shortened version of the finale was given. If it is finished, it will probably be the first in the late Tang Dynasty by Tomato. I read a lot of articles about the Mid-Tang Dynasty and Late Tang Dynasty, and found that unless they were specifically written about the Anxi Guiyi Army and the Anxi Army, there were very few references to the Guiyi Army and the Anxi Army. In fact, those who read about the Late Tang Dynasty and the Mid-Tang Dynasty wanted to make up for these difficulties. The Emperor's article is actually the best way to make up for it, because if local figures rise, the Tang Dynasty will inevitably be destroyed. It is embarrassing but there is no way. Since ancient times, no place can overpower the central government, and the local protagonists can hardly change the decline of the Late Tang Dynasty.
It's good to read, especially the tax-free privilege. I think this is very good. I see that many other books don't have this.
Definitely full marks. The structure is rigorous. Although the historical content has some errors, it is also very rigorous. It is a good book.
How should I put it? Compared with other Tang Dynasty novels, this book is really better. Overall, I like it very much, but the ending is a bit regretful.
Okay, it looks good, I suggest you don't watch it
Pretty good I think