(The progress of the plot is pretty good. I left Chang'an around Chapter 20 to develop on my own. Hegemony-type things are all done to develop his own power. It is advanced based on the real historical line and then modified to affect the history. In the early stage, the main historical events will not change because the protagonist does not have such great abilities. It is just a local change. If you are interested, you can take a look. If there are any mistakes, you are very welcome to point out that the information on the late Tang Dynasty is less than other famous eras. If you forgot to consider it, Welcome to point out)
In the first year of Guangming, before the heavy snow fell in Chang'an, what fell first were the ruins of the imperial city and the ashes of civilization. The golden armor formation on Zhuque Street crushed the last pride of all nations; in the sound of horse hooves fleeing westward, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty abandoned his people with his own hands. This is an extremely evil era when Gangshang has collapsed, celebrities are wailing under the butcher's knife, and powerful men are dividing the spoils on the ruins. Li Changce, a military captain from a humble family wearing Daqi armor, stood with his gun horizontally amidst the blood and fire of Xuanyangfang.
While others are killing people to conquer the world, he establishes rules in troubled times; while others are burning books and slaughtering cities, he silently guards the "seed" of reviving civilization in this place. Those who kill people compete in the world, and those who save people rule the country. From the master of a village to the emperor of the ages, in this hopeless late Tang Dynasty, he will use his flesh and blood to create a peaceful and prosperous age!
Reader comments
It's okay, not as bad as one star, but there is still some room for improvement, so keep up the good work.
The majestic late Tang Dynasty poems, starting with the surname Li, seem to be about to revive the Tang Dynasty.
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It's okay, not as bad as one star, but there is still some room for improvement, so keep up the good work.
The majestic late Tang Dynasty poems, starting with the surname Li, seem to be about to revive the Tang Dynasty.
The writing is quite good, I like it quite a lot, and I highly recommend it! ! !
Very beautiful and worth recommending