
Great Tang: I'm No Immortal!
大唐:我不是仙人啊
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Explore more →Looking for Stories Where Little Sizhi Transmigrates to the Modern Era and Is the Protagonist’s One and Only!
Looking for books similar to My Zoo Connects to the Tang Dynasty, Where I Spoil Little Princess Xiangcheng. I want a story where only the little princess is transmigrated and gets doted on by everyone. I only want stories where little Xiangcheng is the one who gets all the love.
Stories About Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty Always Make Li Shimin Seem Too Weak
Historically, Li Shimin was a general whose military achievements were so great there was no higher honor left to bestow on him. As a ruler, he had top marks in politics. He did everything from emperor to general and minister, a true all-rounder. I want stories where Li Shimin gets to shine even more.
Ming Dynasty Stories Set During the Hongwu Era, No System, Preferably with Zhu Biao Still Alive
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Goes to Ancient Times and Pretends to Be an Immortal?!!!
Please recommend something well-written.
Please, I Want Tang Dynasty Stories Where the Protagonist Is Close to Li Shimin
Please Recommend More Books About Princess Jinyang, Little Sizi, of the Tang Dynasty
I want super-cute pets, please!
Tang Dynasty With Nuclear Bombs, All Kinds of Missiles, and Advanced Technology
Anything set in ancient times is fine.
Tang Dynasty Stories with Li Lizhi as the Female Lead
Are There Any Stories That Bring Together Emperors from Every Dynasty?
Looking for books similar to Starting with Ying Zheng: Emperors of Every Dynasty Keep Appearing.
Able to Travel Between the Modern and Ancient Worlds and Bring People Along
Unlimited Supplies in the Tang Dynasty
Just running a supermarket.
Books Where the Protagonist Transmigrates Back to the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, or Other Dynasties
Any dynasty is fine, including the Tang, Three Kingdoms, Ming, or Song.
Novels Where the Protagonist Is Mistaken for a Deity in Ancient Times
For example, the protagonist has a System like the one in *Minecraft*. Its items are treated as magical treasures, food and potions as elixirs, and skills as immortal arts. I want the immortal side, not the gods-and-deities side. Preferably no heroine.
Hey, Hand Over All Your Tang Dynasty Stories Where the Protagonist Is Awesome from the Start
If you don't, I'll lock you in with 173,096.
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty, Get a System, and Marry Changle
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty, get a System, and marry Changle.
The Great Tang Dynasty Has Magic
Tang Dynasty, Multiple Female Leads
Looking for a story set in the Tang Dynasty. The protagonist breaks off an engagement from the start, there are multiple female leads, Princess Changle and Zhangsun Chong have an agreement, and later he takes Yuan Tiangang's eldest disciple under his wing.
Tang Dynasty Novels Where the Protagonist Is Invincible from the Start
Invincible from the start in the Tang Dynasty
Novels About Traveling Back and Forth Between Ancient and Modern Times
Novels where the characters can transmigrate back and forth between ancient times and the modern world.
Any Tang Dynasty Stories Where People Are Hailed as Immortals?
Preferably a cultivation story where the protagonist doesn’t make an enemy of Li Shimin.
Are There Really No More Good, Slice-of-Life Reads?
The Emperor’s Daughter Connects to the Modern World as a Child and Helps Him Out, Like Little Sizi
Are there any stories where the First Emperor's young daughter can communicate with the modern world and help him out, like little Sizi?
How Many People Did Li Lizhi Marry, Exactly?
Why does everyone who transmigrates to the early Tang Dynasty have to get married?
Tang Dynasty Novel Where the Male Lead Marries Princess Changle
Tang Dynasty, Changle.
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It's quite interesting, if you're bored you can take a look. Another thing is, why do people who travel through ancient times, especially the Tang Dynasty, think that when they bring out horseshoes and hot pots, the ancients will be confused and surprised, but the ancients are not stupid. Let's talk about hot pot first. We call it hot pot now. In the ancient Shang and Zhou Dynasties, it was called Ding. From the Warring States to the Han Dynasty, it was called antique soup. Dipping and cooking had already appeared. Speaking of horseshoes, the ancients were not stupid. There were no horseshoes in the Tang Dynasty, but there were hoof coverings, which were tied with leather strings. This is what all the Tang novels mentioned about "why don't horses wear shoes." The Northern Song Dynasty had begun to use horseshoes on a large scale, which is clearly recorded in Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan".
This is so good. It was my first time watching a male video and it gave me a big surprise! ! ! ! Update soon! ! !
The work is really good. The male protagonist travels through time and space to various historical worlds to unify the world. System mall wireless cheating. The author needs to read some history about how various female characters can change their fate. Also, he forgot about Empress Xiao of the Sui Dynasty before the Tang Dynasty.
There are three novels with one awesome system. The first one is Lan Luo, which seems to be a devil fruit, the second one is Bai Yi's energy potion, the third one Luo Yun is also an energy potion, the second and the third system all leave a mall and run away [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Unify and wear three generations of infinite matryoshka dolls
It's a very good book, but there are too few chapters. The author should update it more. It's so good that I can't stop reading it. It's not enough to read. Don't stop updating it. It's very uncomfortable when the exciting parts are gone.
The zombie plot at the end is very interesting and interesting. I hope there are more funny ones.
Praise, praise, praise, praise, praise! ! ! ! !
It's the most enjoyable Golden Finger I've ever read in a Tang Dynasty novel. At least I haven't seen anything else that can compare with it. Unfortunately, the rest of it doesn't have much of a highlight. About 200 chapters is a watershed, and the rest is almost meaningless. The plot is very compact, but there are no highlights. The more I read in the middle and later stages, the more it looks like a temporary idea. The writing is very hard, but as a transitional book, it can still be used. I'll just go with this Golden Finger [Like]
It is well written and I like to listen to it. It has historical stories and it feels like going back to the Tang Dynasty.
I finally found out that among those who gave negative reviews, some wanted to see Darkness, while some wanted to see Duzunwen. But this book is not this kind of article, so I gave it a bad review.