Transmigrating to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, I Join Li Shimin with the Wagang Army
穿越隋唐，带着瓦岗军投靠李世民
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A sequel could be written like this: 😏😏😏 The Azure Dragon reincarnated four times, the White Tiger served the Tang Dynasty three times. A lineage of the Qilin emerged, their loyal hearts shining brightly for the Tang. First, as Qin Qiong's nephew, unparalleled in both literature and martial arts. Then, as a member of the Li family, they brought peace and stability to the nation.
This book primarily draws upon the Old and New Books of Tang and the Zizhi Tongjian. However, it avoids, to some extent, Sima Guang's deliberate embellishment of figures like Li Shimin and Wei Zheng. It respects the true historical context, avoiding a rigid adherence to historical records and instead analyzing the real reasons behind historical events.
The main theme of the entire story is the power struggle, where the protagonist uses his foresight to gamble, while also engaging in power struggles and proving his loyalty to figures like Li Shimin and Li Yuan. Li Shimin shouldn't be in his teens; he should be around 40. If Li Shimin had this level of skill at 18, and Li Yuan could still keep him in check, then Li Yuan wouldn't have been overthrown. Those who enjoy intrigue and power struggles might enjoy this story.
It's great, absolutely fantastic!! Watching the protagonist gallop across the battlefield was exhilarating. His interactions with Erfeng were also very interesting. From initially seducing his uncle to join her side to eventually becoming Erfeng's most trusted confidante.
Not bad! So far, there's nothing wrong with it! Except for that composite bow at the beginning, which couldn't be made in that era 🤭 Hopefully, it will maintain that level of quality later on! Just remember one thing: powerful families aren't idiots, and their power, money, and influence aren't just for show! Let's wait and see.
This is great! Keep it up, author, write faster! The article is good, the type is unusual, and it's worth reading.
After reading for so long, I checked out some book reviews and found that many comments were just empty talk. While the book does have flaws, the comments weren't harsh enough to warrant such harsh criticism. I didn't find it that unpleasant to read, and the protagonist, as portrayed by the author, has his own thoughts and isn't just mindlessly fawning.
Yes, it's very well written. The writing style is good, and the character development is also good. It mainly depicts the wars in the early Tang Dynasty. However, there are large sections of historical stories and the author's own opinions. The plot progresses very slowly, which might not be ideal for Tomato's writing style. But personally, I think it's quite good.
It's relatively historically accurate and not exaggerated. The male protagonist isn't arrogant or conceited, and he doesn't overshadow Li Shimin's strengths. It's a rare good book. However, some chapters are too drawn out. I suggest changing the novel's title. Here's a suggested title for reference. This is just my personal opinion: *The Legend of Yun Gong of the Tang Dynasty*.
This novel has such a Bohai flavor 😏😏, but I quite like it 😏😏, keep it up, write well, stand on the shoulders of giants, and write about the world as you see it.