Rising Amid Chaos: Restoring the Tang Dynasty

This book seems okay. The heroine is brave, resourceful, and powerful, but the engagement is disgusting. Especially when I see the Qian family and the Xie family taking advantage of the heroine, it makes me angry. The Xie family wants to take advantage of the heroine, and the relatives want to share the heroine's property, so they engage in the heroine's engagement. The heroine's own military training secrets were given away for free, and she brought her own dry food to fight with money. In ancient times, knowledge was precious and military secrets were not spread to others. She was so generous, especially since the Qian family was engaged to the heroine. It was really amazing. General Qian also I want to win over the heroine, and I hope that the heroine will be the empress, and she cannot be subordinate to others, let alone get married. If the lord gets married, no matter what his subordinates think, they will all give it to others to make wedding clothes. After reading more than thirty chapters, there are already several places that make people uncomfortable. In addition, the advantages are obvious. The heroine is smart and calm, the vocabulary is rich, the author is familiar with historical figures, and the writing is not white. These are all very good.

Good reviews, The Time Travel Empress novel, maybe it's because I'm too old to read those pseudo-anti-imperialist and anti-feudal novels that "can kill a whole yard of slaves for a trivial matter". They talk about democracy and human rights, but in fact they are more feudal than the ancients, and there is no limit to exploitation. The heroine is very dedicated to protecting her people, and the GDP obtained by clicking on the technology tree is also used to a large extent to improve people's livelihood and build social welfare. This is better than many modern countries in the world. A small shortcoming is that he and she are used interchangeably in the article. The same person is sometimes he and sometimes she. Also, although this article aims to improve the status of women, it doesn't go into much detail, but it doesn't have a risqué feel, so it's still acceptable.

It looks good so far, but there are a bunch of people in the comment area who are looking for beauty. They are humanoids who come to comment. Is there such a humanoid audience for Zhenghege articles?

I like the style of writing. It's rare to see the fifth generation's writing. So far, there's nothing interesting about it. I hope the heroine won't have a long-term relationship with her son. The heroine is not required to be beautiful, but she is required to be strong enough, and the successor after she secures her position in the future is preferably a woman. They are all competing for dominance. What kind of beauty do you want? The big deal is that the male is responsible for the beauty and beauty. The heroine needs power and strength!

The writing is very good. I like it very much. The writing style is very mature and comfortable to read. I give it a thumbs up. The heroine is brave and resourceful, very strong and smart. I feel like the author can write whatever she likes about her appearance. Isn't it enough to be strong enough? I feel like the comments asking the author to write the heroine as a beauty are all bros [face covering]

It is a rare novel about a heroine competing for supremacy in the late Tang Dynasty. It can be seen that the author spent a lot of time thinking about the evidence. The heroine's starting setting is reasonable, the war strategy and infrastructure are described in detail, and there is a touch of cold humor from time to time. Keep updating steadily and hope this article becomes popular.

It's so beautiful, I discovered it too early. The battle for hegemony is also very well written. And this doesn't even describe how beautiful the heroine is, this is simply a breath of fresh air! ! !

Personally, I think it is a good article. The narrative is logical and detailed, and the content is not empty or exaggerated when read. I like the author's description of the various generals in the late Tang Dynasty, the struggle for power, the battle for the city, and the game with each other. The heroine is brave and resourceful. I like her to be conciliatory and conciliatory when she is at a disadvantage, and to show toughness when she should be tough. I like her caring about people's livelihood, caring about the people, seizing cities step by step, improving people's livelihood management, innovating army management, and making good use of generals. But I have a doubt. Is the general in the article too tolerant and saintly in his handling of some surrendered troops or prisoners who were allowed to return home? After all, not long ago, the other side was beating and killing its own side, using conspiracy methods to harm its own people, such as Jingxiang?

This was the first battle led by Xiao Buwei. For a person who was determined to leave her own footprints in history, any beginning was no small matter. Although she was only fighting a copycat with less than a hundred people, it was precisely because of this that she had a reason to win. From this sentence, I fell in love with the heroine. It is very beautiful and a rare good article by Tomato (certified as a bookworm for more than ten years [flying kiss])

It's very real and objective. It's not just a cool novel. It has some cool elements, but most of it is more in line with reality. The protagonist cannot only win but not lose. Even if he wins, he can't move forward.