
In Great Tang, I Get Stronger Every Time I Manifest My Divinity!
人在大唐,显圣就变强!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Li Shimin: Ke’er, Please Rebel Already李世民:恪儿,求你造反吧Former title · until Oct 2026
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Reader comments 50
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This is a book in which the protagonist travels to the third son of the Tang Dynasty, and uses classics to rewrite the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty on his own. The book is heavily interspersed with quotations from poetry and modern management methods, and is combined with the sage system to help the protagonist reduce his moral, intellectual, and physical dimensions, help the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty unify the world, and make the protagonist a cultivator.
I have to say that this is the best Chang'an Zhenguan rule I have ever read. It is very thoughtful and slowly and subtly implemented. There is no exaggeration to the point of invincibility or various conspiracies and tricks to make it bigger and stronger. Very nice book
God and Demon Version: Training in the Early Tang Dynasty, but the writing is smooth and the skills are good. I hope it can give a perfect ending! I have watched "The Training of Chu Tang" dozens of times, but the only ending is that the sister-in-law is very vague and makes me anxious! 🤦
This book was really enjoyable to read, but the cultivation of immortality is not very prominent. In fact, when cultivating immortality When it appeared, it must have caused a stir, but the writing was a bit light (it should be the author's own considerations. If the writing is too outrageous, he will dig a hole for himself). Apart from this, it is a problem of spiritual roots. Normally, if there is no spiritual energy In the world, there should be no spiritual roots. What is written here is a bit far-fetched (I think it is just for reference). This book is worth reading. I also hope that the author will update it a lot. One hundred and eight chapters a day [Punch Out] [Punch Out] [Punch Out]
So far, it's okay, pretty good, and there are no flaws. It's just that many of the lottery prizes don't need to be introduced one by one, which is too cumbersome. Of course, the word count can indeed be increased. In fact, it can be summarized, naming the important ones in detail, or from the perspective of post-mortem summary. For example, during this period, another one was drawn... Among which... Has been handed over to the workshop for research. I came here today to check the progress, and then directly advance and introduce new plots. In addition, we can control the frequency of the sacred episodes and provide more foreshadowing. Too frequent will raise everyone's excitement threshold. Manage your expectations well. Come on!
The writing is good, the structure is clear, and a lot of effort has been put into quoting scriptures. Even though the protagonist has become an immortal and has to "serve" so many women, is it a bit too wronging for him? Isn't this the immortal Cowherd?
According to this rhythm, this book is good, and it is considered a very good book among ancient immortal cultivation texts. I originally thought that it was really good to write the Immortal Cultivation of the Tang Dynasty at this pace, but there are so many pictures and I still keep struggling. The system teaches you to show off, which is to pretend to force you to directly perform a heavy rain from the sky in front of all the Tang Dynasty, or ten thousand swords return to the clan. You have become a god long ago. Now grind, grind, grind, grind,
The author has really put in the effort to make it cool and smooth.
Finally, it is not some historical novel that boasts about the awesomeness of princes, generals and ministers every day. It is a novel that is full of useful information, has a level and quality!
I can read it, the writing is good, and there is a lot of knowledge. Li Shimin is okay riding a motorcycle, but in front of the emperor, Yuchi Gong and Cheng Yaojin, he used a grenade to blow up the fish in the Imperial Garden. It made me laugh. It was so sudden! Unprepared😄