If the Tang Dynasty Had the Internet
如果唐朝有互联网
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 306k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Any Fresh, Unfamiliar Reads?
I'm running out of genres. After reading novels for over a decade, I'm tired of the same old stuff. Are there any books that feel different and really grab your attention? I honestly don't want to read the usual formula anymore! I'm fine with no CP, too. I just want something different, something that opens up a whole new world with a fresh premise!
I'm Obsessed with Historical Livestream Stories. Give Me the Number One Book on Your Shelves
I want to read books similar to "After Videos Connect to Ancient Times, the Emperors Secretly Compete with One Another." During the reigns of emperors from different dynasties, a light screen or ranking list appears in the sky. It displays the history of each dynasty's emperors, or someone explains that dynasty's history. Interaction would be fine too, but it is not required.
A Live-Streaming Novel with an Absolutely Incredible Protagonist
The kind that keep you hooked.
Reader comments 15
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The embarrassment of the Minister of Household Affairs is used to contrast Li Bai's irritability. The conflict is sufficient, but the dialogue is slightly shallow.
The character creation is good, I feel immersed in it, and I am willing to follow it.
The writing style is very natural, the plot is not suspended, and it looks very real.
The text has its own visual sense! The plot is high-energy and has no irritating points. Every twist and turn is amazing. I'm still thinking about the story after reading it. It's so powerful.
Brainstorming and logic are both online! The plots are interlocking and not procrastinating. The more you read, the more immersed you become. This is an addictive book.
When Li Bai drank to the moon and cursed Chang'an, I felt sorry for this prosperous age.
Li Baihua used the difficult road of Shu to complain about KPI involution, angrily criticized mediocre officials for restraining people's hearts, showing his wild and anti-involution nature
Li Shimin is suspicious of Yuanji's transaction, and the porcelain vase and rolling paper hide the mystery; Yuanji scares his second brother and becomes suspicious, and an undercurrent suddenly arises.
Gao Lishi quietly returned to Chang'an to resume his duties. Suzong saw his thin and tired face, and the undercurrent surged slightly in the court.
It's so beautiful and well written. I can't stop reading your work.