
Great Tang: I'm in Suiye City, and My Little Brother Is Li Taibai?
大唐:人在碎叶城,弟弟李太白?
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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Guys, share the books you think are good. Nothing old, I’ve already read those.
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Pure Military Fiction: Battles Between Ancient Armies and Legions
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Yes, it was a good time to expand territory in the border areas without stirring up trouble in the court - it was the time when Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was ambitious in the early stages! ! Earn a new way out for the people in the late Tang Dynasty! ! Come on!
After reading it in one sitting, it turns out that a good article is meant to be good. Just imagine that era, when young heroes, armed with iron and steel, ascended the city to destroy the country, cut down the flag and broke the formation, all the troubles of the day disappeared into a breath, and the words were all heroic and heroic. The subject matter chosen by the author is so good that it makes people's blood boil.
The writing is very good, but the large amount of historical plots, awkward and awkward ways of addressing people, etc. Gave me a headache. I read the novel to relax [crying]
It is very readable. I have read the latest chapter after reading it for a few hours. The characters are very full, but the author is too slow to update. It is a good supplement for historical texts. Reading more comments and complaints from book friends can also increase your knowledge.
[This masterpiece is a literary roller coaster] After reading it, I am deeply amazed by your majestic rhetorical power - seven idioms are used to describe the falling leaves, three pages of philosophical speculation explain the frown of the male protagonist, and two million words perfectly reproduce the ancient time travel template! The "quantum fragment narrative" you pioneered makes foreshadowing and pit filling never meet, and readers experience the dizzy feeling of enlightenment in the repeated time and space flashbacks. It is recommended to apply for the Nobel Prize in Literature. After all, a work that can achieve the dual functions of "licking" and "licking a dog" at the same time is a once-in-a-century occurrence!
This is well written. I have been a long-time bookworm. It has been more than 20 years since I wrote about Anxi Broken Leaf City and Anxi Protectorate from this perspective. It is the first time I have seen the golden solid edge.
The content is good, but the narrative rhythm is a bit slow for Tomatoes, and the author's thoughts and feelings on the protagonist are too overwhelming. The expression rhythm should be controlled. Expressing it once at a good rhythm point will have a much better effect than emphasizing it three times. Then, the inner drama of the protagonist is too complicated and needs to be streamlined. The above is my feeling after reading twenty chapters. I wish the author a prosperous future.
The Western Regions and Central Asia from the perspective of the Tang Dynasty is currently very interesting and a very unique theme. I look forward to the future content.
The writing is refreshing but not too deviant from history, the writing is smooth but not arbitrarily deviated from historical facts, it is very beautiful [like] but there are few updates and it is not enough to read. I can only read it once in a few days [face covering]
This novel firmly grabbed my attention from the first page. The author's control of the rhythm of the plot is excellent. The reader will not lose patience due to excessive foreshadowing, nor will the logic break due to too fast pace. The character creation is even more vivid and three-dimensional, and the growth arc of the protagonist is clearly visible. From the initial ignorance and temptation to the later calmness and courage, every change is supported by a solid plot. Even the supporting characters have their own characteristics. There is no thin tool man, but the details make the character image more full. The writing style is delicate yet powerful, allowing people to be immersed in the scene when describing it. Whether it is a tense and exciting conflict scene or a warm and healing daily episode, a strong sense of picture can be conveyed through the text. What's even more rare is that the story has a relaxed and interesting tone, but also contains thoughts on human nature and growth. Reading it not only gives you the pleasure of reading, but also leaves some aftertaste after closing the book. Such a work that is both readable and in-depth is really worth recommending to every reader who likes this kind of subject matter!