The Prince of Yongle of the Great Tang
大唐永乐王
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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- Heir to One of the Five Great Clans: Coasting to Victory in the Tang Dynasty五姓嫡脉：躺赢大唐Alternate title on Fanqie
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That's more like it! The "Five Surnames and Seven Noble Families" saga has been around for years, and very few have written it like this. Whether it's right or wrong, I like it. It's awesome, amazing! Keep writing, master! ... If I remember correctly, your previous book on this topic was shut down. Take it easy.
It feels quite realistic, depicting the Five Clans and Seven Noble Families from a different perspective. It's similar to a book I read before, "Being a Landlord in the Tang Dynasty." Of course, it would be even better if the author updated more chapters every day.
The book is good; if you keep reading, you'll find it's not bad at all. However, there are too many long passages of the author's personal reflections, which detract from the reading experience. Skipping them, though, won't affect the reading experience at all. Pages 208 to 226 have absolutely nothing to do with the book; they're all stuff like squid, useless, you can skip them.
The secret to staying happy is: don't care, let whoever wants it, it's unnecessary, it's not worth it. Once your heart is at peace, the outside world becomes completely silent. When you're alive, few people care about you. When you die, few people remember you either. So please remember, aside from illness, all the pain you experience is caused by your emotions, not by anything real.
It's written very realistically. I never knew what made the Five Surnames and Seven Noble Families so impressive, but now I do.
It's quite good. It captures the depth and power of a top-tier aristocratic family, much better than those novels where making salt or paper allows someone to easily wipe out five powerful clans and seven noble families. Of course, it would be even better if the author didn't ramble on so much.
The novel is well-written, but the jumps between lines are too wide, giving it a somewhat nonsensical feel.
Although it might seem a bit chaotic at first glance, it truly showcases the strength and prestige of this powerful family. All the rules and traditions are clearly explained, giving you a clear sense of what a genuine Chinese elite family looks like. This is what a family that has endured for generations should look like.
This is a unique perspective; it's the first time I've seen a Sui-Tang dynasty time-travel novel featuring the Five Clans and Seven Noble Families as protagonists. The book is rich in historical, geographical, and folk knowledge, and the writing style is above average. It gets increasingly interesting after chapter 250.
This is a very good novel, a slow burn. If you want something exciting from the start, then leave. The text intersperses the author's insights into ancient and modern society, highlighting the diverse perspectives of different people on the same issue. These insights are quite interesting, though some are glossed over, which is unpleasant. I also feel the novel should be renamed; if I hadn't accidentally clicked on it, the title alone wouldn't have piqued my interest.