
Tiance Datang
天策大唐
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1d ago
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- Fanqie
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Tomato Tangwen, It Should Be Number One
Good Tang Dynasty literature
I'm Tired of Reading, and I'm a Mouthful
I want to read a book similar to "The Magician Under the Sea of Flowers".
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty. If You Are Not Convinced, Come and Argue! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ノ
Looking for High-Quality Historical War Writings
In Ancient Times, Those Who Served as Generals in Wars Were Purely About Force and Did Not Cultivate Immortality.
Seek History + Imaginary + War + Rebellion + High Quality + Peace in Troubled Times
It means that the protagonist performs meritorious service on the border, and then rises step by step, fights with the northern nomads, and then the world is in chaos. The protagonist brings peace to the troubled world.
Historical Fiction, Power Plotting for Hegemony!
Traditional historical texts. There is no system, no time travel, no copying of ancient poems!
Historical Texts (No Restriction on Dynasty, No System, Only with Brain)
I want to read a book similar to "Fanghua of the Great Wei Dynasty". Be smart about historical articles, otherwise your mind will be eroded if you read too many mindless articles.
Looking for Rigorous Historical Writing of High Quality, Similar to "Making a Surname of Langya"
I want to read content similar to "About me pretending to be the noble prince of the Southern Dynasty".
History! You Must Be Smart! !
Are there any modern people who travel back to ancient times and use their own career development~ For example, doctors travel back to ancient times and develop medicine based on the environment, or modern military kings travel back to ancient times and use modern people's ideas to build troops, casually come up with penicillin, and draw Ak4 at the beginning.
Accumulate Food, Slowly Become King, the Protagonist Seizes Power, Establishes His Own Base, Struggles for Power
I'm Looking for High-Quality Historical Articles, Not Mindless and Cool Articles, and Don't Come Here If You Want to Bring Down Your Wits.
I want high-quality historical articles that are good-looking, not intellectually subdued, and not brainless. They can be enjoyable, but don't treat readers as fools. The food officer who deceived Cao Cao at the beginning, and the literary protagonist who always possesses the power of a king, should not be here. They have no new ideas and no brains...
I Have Become Obsessed with Tang Dynasty Literature Recently, Do You Have Any Good Ones to Recommend?
Ceiling of Historical Novels
I want to read a book similar to "The Tang Dynasty: Only by Resistance Can You Become Stronger". I cried every time I read this book, and I have read it five or six times. I still cry now. I don't believe it at all. Some are better than him. I would like to call him the strongest in history! 8:09, Really low, give it a 9.
Are There Any Novels About Turning the Tide or Separatist Power in the Middle and Late Tang Dynasty?
I Encountered an Information Cocoon Room. Please Help Me.
Brothers, show me the books you think are good, not the old ones, you've read them all



























































Alas! Since the Anshi Rebellion, the Tang Dynasty was late, Xuanzong rushed to Shu, Suzong succeeded to the throne, Daizong succeeded to the throne, the three dragons stood at odds, and the country was in danger. At this time, the rule of law was lost, the vassal towns were domineering, the people were trapped in harsh governance, and the scholars lost their original aspirations. The atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty in the past has faded away, leaving only regrets for future generations. Today there is a book called "Tian Ce Datang". The author clearly knows the master of the mountain and writes about the reality of the power strategy with the pen of time travel. The protagonist, Li Tan, is in troubled times. He has no systematic golden fingers and no extraordinary powers. He can only be a lone brave man, dealing with Li Longji, Li Heng, and Li Chu. In the situation of three dragons competing for balance, he can save the building from collapse and restore the glory of the Tang Dynasty. Looking at his books, he does not indulge in falsehoods or pursue novels. He uses real history as his bones and power and wisdom as his flesh. He writes about the hardships of troubled times and the loyalty of lonely ministers in the treacherous court and the changing hearts of the people. Most of those who wrote about Tang Dynasty and Chuan Dynasty like to use system and uniqueness as shortcuts to unify the four seas and sweep across the world at every turn. Although their writing is refreshing, it is too superficial and only for a moment's pleasure, without any aftertaste in the end. This book is unique in that it has sophisticated tactics and vivid characters. It does not treat the ancients as dolls and the troubled times as a game. Every step forward and backward has a basis; every decision has a price. The protagonist has no power against nature, but can only judge the situation, make decisions, and endure. He works step by step to find a glimmer of hope for the Tang Dynasty in the midst of the storm. Reading it feels like being there, seeing the political situation at that time, and hearing the sighs at that time. It is not just entertaining people with stories, but also writing about the importance of family and country and the details of individuals. After the Anshi Rebellion, the collapse of the Tang Dynasty not only stopped the military disaster, but also affected people's hearts. The collapse of values, the suspicion between monarchs and ministers, and the antagonism between father and son are all footnotes to the troubled times. The book is particularly profound here, describing how Li Tan was in a chaotic situation. He had to defeat foreign invaders and eliminate internal troubles; he had to restore the country's prestige and control people's hearts. The difficulty was a hundred times more difficult than usual. The author's writing is calm, not shying away from darkness, not hiding human nature, amidst power and intrigue, seeing the warmth and warmth of human nature; in troubled times, seeing that the original intention remains unchanged. When I look at this book, although I don't rate it highly, its ambition and writing are commendable. It is based on history and uses power and strategy as its basis. It does not rely on vanity, but only pursues the true meaning. In the current era when cool writing is rampant, it must be rigorous and sincere. Readers can not only understand the danger of the Tang Dynasty after the Anshi Rebellion, but also lament the protagonist's loneliness and bravery, and even think about what it means to persevere and what to choose in troubled times. This is why I wrote a preface and a commentary, noting that this book is different from popular customs, but also to encourage the author's original intention. I hope that he will continue to work hard and finally complete a masterpiece, so that readers can see the soul of the prosperous Tang Dynasty and the ambition of Tiance between the lines. In the summer month of the Bingxu year in Weiwei, I would like to preface and comment on it.
Super praise! ! ! ! As long as I think the books are good-looking, especially those written patiently and carefully by the author, I will not be stingy with giving praise or full marks. The author who writes a novel has his own designs and considerations in his heart, including jealousy and dumplings. The key lies in whether the logic is online, whether the characters are successfully created, and whether the plot is winding and fascinating. In particular, this book is set after the Anshi Rebellion broke out and Chang'an was not broken. What can be done at this time? What should be done? How to use the prophet to guide the general trend and adapt to the general trend? All must be considered, maybe because I read it after the author wrote it for so long, so I read the story of the Maweiyi Incident in one go without any interruption. It was very enjoyable and enjoyable, and I could feel the author's sincerity, because I saw the author's understanding of the great historical events. The grasp of events and the description of details include the unchangeable inertia of history itself, as well as the changes in the causal relationship that an outsider intervenes in. This kind of description is very good, allowing readers to not only immerse themselves in it, but also have a glimpse of the detailed development of major events in history. As the saying goes, big things are true and small things are not important. It is very successful in expanding the plot details of the rationalization of the Maweiyi Incident. Of course, it may be uncomfortable for those who follow updates every day. This is completely understandable. It is precisely this discomfort that shows that the author has attracted readers. Many people want to see the follow-up, so they urge updates. It's not shabby to send a razor blade to remind you to update it. I hope the author will not forget his original intention and write patiently. Finally, I have a small personal suggestion. I hope that the protagonist will come to the Daming Palace after he ascends the throne or after Suzong ascends the throne (if he can still ascend the throne). Xingqing Palace or Taiji Palace can appear from time to time in the back, like this. The three major forbidden gardens of Chang'an City can also appear, such as the East Neiyuan, the West Neiyuan, and the Forbidden Garden, which can add a little bit of the palace's life style. Because I hope to see some introductions to the specific names of palaces in the palaces of the Tang and Song Dynasties, just like we can now see clearly why palace dramas have such a strong sense of immersion. It is because he has a physical object of a certain palace. The Forbidden City in Beijing is still there. When we went in to visit, it combined with the TV drama to have an atmosphere of palace life. I hope that through the introduction and description of these novels, we can gradually replace our sense of historical space occupied by various Qing palace dramas. I will include a map of Chang'an in the comments.
I read Tomato's novel "The Beginning of the Game by Abducting Concubine Yang and Giving the Tang Dynasty a Peaceful Year". I was fascinated and amazed. The protagonist is extremely resourceful, strategizes, and wins thousands of miles away. His IQ and strategy are online, which is amazing. The plot is full of excitement, magnificent, twists and turns, and exciting. The author has the courage to innovate, does not stick to historical facts, and dares to write strange stories outside of history. The blend of fiction and reality is unique and unconventional. Updates are quick, day and night, readers are eagerly awaiting it, and there is no need to wait long. What's even more valuable is that the author is close to readers, is courteous and courteous, and often interacts with book friends, creating a deep friendship. This work has great potential and a bright future. I recommend it with five stars. I hope everyone will appreciate it!
The writing is smooth, the structure is clear, and the historical facts and materials are rigorous, and the author's own thinking can be seen. There is a certain threshold for reading. If a novice doesn't look carefully, he might see something vague. For Tomato, it is considered a masterpiece. I hope you will update 800 chapters every day😋
This protagonist is determined to be the King of Qin, Li Shimin. Although currently, because I am a time traveler, my temperament is inevitably a little different. But also very strong. Whether it's political intrigue (Maweipo didn't save Yang Yuhuan because he was greedy for her) or fighting, it doesn't matter. Wrong (children, I like my battle of wits and courage with the Eternal Half-Emperor, Then use a small number of troops to kill the rebels outside Chang'an City. Come back? Jpg) Not brainless, not systematic, humane but not holy. The updates are relatively stable at the moment, so it's quite interesting. (I moved the book review over there first. Is there any chance to revise it later?)
I give it 9.9 Out of 10, with 0.1 Points to encourage the author to update 10,000 words per day [Punch Out] It is rare to find a time traveler who does not rely on the system or the three-piece time travel set to travel back in time, but relies solely on his brain to make full use of the original owner's resources to find a new way to kill everyone. The two lines at the beginning are intertwined and parallel narratives. The two sides do not delay each other and complement each other. Each line is full of suspense and fascinating. The foreshadowing is delicate and gripping. The more you read, the more you watch. The author can not only write the history with a sense of weight but also fill it with a sense of refreshment, which shows that he has a profound foundation. The small-scale encounters so far have been written very realistically and I look forward to the follow-up battles! Come on, keep up the current pace and level. It can be the next book of Shao Song Dynasty [currently in development] [currently in development]
The writing is very organized, and the author's replies in the book friend circle are also very positive. Moreover, the author is determined to avoid unnecessary mistakes. He will actively check the relevant information before writing each chapter, and will also follow the advice of book friends.
The most touching thing about "Tian Ce Datang" is that it refuses to feel cheap. The protagonist has no system, cannot predict all the details, and cannot defeat An Lushan with one punch. He wants to pry the gears of history little by little amid Li Longji's suspicion, Li Heng's cowardice, Yang Guozhong's machinations, and Ge Shuhan's dilemma. This kind of "exhilaration" is delayed, accumulated, and reversed - just like the author said, "I held dozens of chapters of dumplings just for the final reversal." If you are tired of the routine of "signing in to send generals" and "the system giving skills", and if you want to read a Tang Dynasty novel that truly treats the ancients as human beings, history as history, and power strategies as strategies, "Tiance of the Tang Dynasty" is worth adding to your bookshelf.
When I first clicked on it, I just took a quick look at it, and it was this glimpse that really made me see Jinghong. I have read so many historical novels, but I have never seen one written in such detail. Mingzhu has solid knowledge, reasonable and logical imagination, intertwined multiple lines, and is good at using small characters to tell big stories, which is very novel. I'm not interested at all in the history books on the top list. I really want to read mindless and exciting articles. Can't you just read the p? Or can't you just write it yourself? If that doesn't work, is it okay to sleep in there at night? There's no logic at all, it's all cool writing, what's the point? The average IQ of the book is not more than 60. I really don't know what's wrong with this book except for the bad luck. The pace may be a little slow (for some people), but it's still very enjoyable. I strongly support Mingzhu and hope to break through to five updates a day.
Solid historical knowledge, very good, interesting As soon as the running exercise came out, he was invincible. The more he watched, the more embarrassed he became. He ran away.
Five-star praise is given. There are too few people who have written about this period of history, and too few people can write it well. There are too few people who can write this period of history in such a soul-stirring and thought-provoking way. I love reading it, and I love the author even more.
One word: colorful; two words: good-looking; three words: deep; four words: just read it; five words: the author is very serious. Although the author uses common time travel as an anchor to cut into this period of history, he uses vivid characters, excellent knowledge reserves, and serious responsibility in creating this novel to gradually unfold this interesting picture of the Tang Dynasty in front of me. Secondly, the author's handwriting is also good, and he also interacts frequently with readers, which is very good.
Systemless is a historical novel for time travellers. Two volumes have been opened so far. The foreshadowing is still being scattered, the scroll is still being laid, and the King of Qin is still gaining momentum. Looking forward to the follow-up, otl (real world line), I always feel that the Tang Dynasty is inferior to the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty had Guangwu, Zhaolie/Prime Minister, the first half of Tang Xuanzong's life is considered half, the first half of Guangwu and Xuanzong's life is considered a turning point of the Han and Tang Dynasties, but in the Tang Dynasty, in the end, there was no decent person to wipe the butt, so what happened to them. Tang Bihan is missing a sentence, which is the end of the Tang Dynasty.
The author's writing style is quite good. I have read it for almost 3,000 hours on Tomato. This book is of high quality and very rigorous. If you are short on books, you can read it. The most important thing is to urge the author to update more quickly [laughter]
🍅This is the first time I've written it. The author writes it very carefully. There are very few traditional cool articles like this nowadays. I just hope the author can also arrange some new ideas in the future! [Laughing evilly] And when can I, Li Siye, come! [Praise]
First of all, this book deserves a 9 out of 10! Why is it so low? Ahem, judging from the full text, the author's writing power is reflected to a certain extent, and some small characters are well shaped (this is almost necessary for a good historical text, refer to Qin Li, Long Sword in the late Jin Dynasty). In fact, I think the plot rhythm is a little too fast, and the control of details is flawed. It can be seen that the author has carefully researched historical materials, but how to make the original food into the original soup is a problem. The description of the battlefield is very good and very exciting, but it doesn't have the feeling of a veteran. I think it is really not as good as the old historical writings in this aspect, but I feel that the author has great potential and should be able to reach the level of Ming Shizu who revived the Ming Dynasty (this should be considered the top level of Tomato's history) The above are all compared to Jie Xue Can Ming, Qin Li, and Fu Sheng in the late Tang Dynasty. And just looking at my comments, there is nothing real in them. You still have to go and see for yourself. It is very good. Come on, author ^0^~ It really has potential! I just hate the lack of financial resources
There are real historical elements, not so much fiction, and the protagonists are not as diverse as Tomato's other historical novels, but unified at every turn, which is really good [Chigua]
Putting aside the character of the protagonist himself, the most difficult thing to grasp in historical time travel novels is the protagonist's death, which is the embodiment of his prophetic nature. If you know it but do nothing, it will appear that the protagonist is not the protagonist but the camera of a famous historical scene. However, if you are too ambitious, the weight of "history" and the plasticity of the protagonist will be greatly reduced. The protagonist of this book chooses the most self-aware golden mean, uses foresight to recycle foreshadowing and create exciting points, and achieves his goal by fluctuating the fate of each character without changing the direction of history. Although the score is inexplicably low, it is really beautiful. Recommend
I have finished reading, and overall I have a good reading experience. Especially recently, I have read a lot of people who claim to be kings, generals, and commanders. This book is like a clear spring. Although there is no etiquette for calling someone lonely, Taoist, or widowed, since it is colloquial, it is normal not to pay attention to it.
It's good to read. The author has a solid historical background. According to the author, this book is a bit refreshing, but it won't make people feel like they are in a drama. Moreover, the author is relatively active and responds very quickly. In the end, I hope it won't be unfinished [crazy][crazy][crazy]
The Mountain Master is still too authoritative. It may not necessarily be the most reasonable or the most consistent with historical data. It must be the most enjoyable one written within the most reasonable range, without cheating. It doesn't have the feeling of purely imitating ancient historical materials. It combines hardness and softness, and combines yin and yang. It gives me the feeling of reading The Romance of the Three Kingdoms for the first time after learning about the history of the Three Kingdoms. Here is also a direct navigation, and it is recommended to be directly named Silla Guanzhong.
It's still ok, the author's writing style and ideas are good, and he's at the level of an early-starting author. There must be a little bit of water, so it's understandable that you have to drink it as a starting point, but it's ridiculous to say that tomatoes are free, so it's pretty good.
This is the author's first work, but the quality is beyond imagination, and the writing style and plot are unparalleled! I am certain that Tomato will soon have another powerful god. When reading this book, I instantly regained the amazing feeling I had when I read "My Grandfather Was Zhu Yuanzhang". At that time, Thief of Time was just a newcomer to Tomato. Now he is the leading author with nearly 200,000 fans, and his works are all high-quality. The author will update it well. You have the potential to match him!
The writing is quite stable so far. I recommend reading it.
Highly recommend this book! The author is so good at writing. I haven't read such a passionate book on Tomato for a long time. The characters are very full and each one is a person of flesh and blood. I want to cry every time I see "The Knife" written by the author⊙⊙. I usually don't have time to read it at work. I basically read it after get off work until midnight in the past few days. It's a pity that it has already tied. Can the author update ten chapters a day? Please
How should I put it, it is one of the best among Tang Dynasty historical novels Tomato. I have always read Yueguan's historical novels. After Yueguan stopped writing, there are really very few historical masterpieces. The last one was Romance of Shu. This book is well written so far, but there is too little and the basics are not enough to read. Come on, the author. I don't know why the rating is so low. 9.5 Is okay.
Five stars is appropriate, a bit like overthrowing the Han Dynasty, and it is undoubtedly a historical masterpiece. I sincerely hope that the protagonist's performance can be more exaggerated. Li Shimin has captured two kings in one battle, and many in history have broken into hundreds and tens of thousands. I hope that the protagonist can also perform well. In addition, will there be content about state governance in the later period? I want to see some steam engines and trains for time travelers in the later stage, otherwise I really can't understand why most historical time travelers don't try to climb the technology tree.
This book is okay, the story is fluent, and although the writing style is not as good as those at Qidian. Com who like to write classical prose, it is still very comfortable in Tomato. The storyline is also good, and history bookworms who like Cao thieves and machinations but want to relax can give it a look.
The writing is delicate and the thinking is clear. The author spent a lot of effort writing this book and read a lot of books. Very pretty ah ah ah ah
It's really well written and worth reading.