Late Tang Dynasty: From the Start, I Have Seven Thousand Routed Soldiers

The entry point is very interesting. After the Huang Chao uprising, the control of the aristocratic family members weakened, and heroes emerged in troubled times. The protagonist, as the nephew of Huang Chao, has a preliminary base of soldiers and generals, partial reputation, historical context and novel management theories to assist in understanding, and is promising for the world in the half-Tang Dynasty. I look forward to the author's subsequent articles.

The plot is quite compact, the pace is good, and it's interesting to watch. There are repeated fields in the middle (like two), but this is a minor flaw. Why is it only rated 7.8? According to the quality of tomatoes, it should be above 9.3. Is it because it's more biased? There are so few people watching. The author works hard! Come on!

Not bad, I still like the writing. The soaring incense array penetrates Chang'an, and the city is filled with golden armor Historical texts after Huang Chao are relatively rare, and every day they are written by Ming Dynasty. But I've been reading a lot about Daming Europe lately. Da Mingwen is a little bit hard to read. A rare new subject, please support the author [laugh][laugh][laugh]

I just started reading it today. So far, the author has written very carefully, with reasonable writing, smooth logic, and clear organization. The time point is June 884 AD. The Huangchao uprising in the late Tang Dynasty was defeated and died at the foot of Mount Tai. The protagonist came to this troubled time and continued to read.

It's pretty good. I've read Chapter 150 so far. The angle is relatively rare. The protagonist is Huang Chao's nephew Huang Hao. The plot logic is relatively smooth. Before reading it, I saw that the rating was only about 7 points and I wanted to cross it out. But I didn't read the novel, so I took a look at the comments. Unexpectedly, the rating was a bit low. The reviews were surprisingly good, so I gave it a try. It looked good before I was exiled to the base, but the farming and development stage was a bit boring. Alas, the time traveler is still almost omniscient and omnipotent. The description of the heroine is a bit too much, which makes me feel uninterested. It is a bit overwhelming. No wonder I don't like the heroine. It belongs to the "Xi Fan Slow Heat" series. The author is very active and has replied to almost every comment.

Not bad, not bad. It's worth watching for children. This one is slower-paced and not purely enjoyable.

Tomato is a rare high-quality historical article that can guarantee humor, friendship, and under ideal circumstances, it can also be enjoyable. It is so high-quality. The most important thing is that the author has done a lot of textual research. It is not like other historical texts that directly transfer many modern science and technology, technology, and culture to ancient times, without taking into account the historical background and situation at that time. The progress of civilization is progressive, and applying it directly will cause big problems. For example, the author is the only one who corrects the problem of high-alcohol liquor in so many historical articles I have read. In recent decades, Chinese people like to drink high-alcohol liquor purely due to some historical reasons, while other historical documents often indulge in drinking high-alcohol liquor, airplanes, cannons, and other things, without basic common sense at all. Of course, I also understand that the author has to make a living and adapt to the current online writing market. Anyway, come on, author! ! !

The author's writing style is not bad, and the research is thorough. The writing may be modified by AI at the beginning, but the subsequent articles become more concise. The descriptions of military and government affairs are all appropriate, and there are no poisonous points for the time being. The author is deep in the comment area, and often answers questions, and will correct any omissions. All in all, it's a good book😋👍🏻

I read it in one sitting, and it deserves a five-star rating. This book is considered a masterpiece in Tomato, and the author's writing skills are quite good. Let me talk about a few issues that I have read. The early escape chapter is full of flesh and blood and has a main line. Later, after settling down in Hunan, the plot development is a bit dull and the narrative is too scattered without an obvious main line. I don't know if it is related to the real history of the late Tang Dynasty. Another big problem (from my own point of view) is that when the heroine gets married in this book, I actually didn't see the emotional connection between the hero and heroine. It felt like they were more revolutionary comrades than husband and wife. Then there was a large chapter describing the employment period, which was really boring. It can be seen that the author wanted to try his best to restore the scene of getting married in ancient times. However, this is a novel after all, and it feels like a small pitfall. However, overall it is still a good book worth recommending! Come on [like]

I think this is the most beautiful Tang Dynasty novel written by Tomato. The author is a slow-developing type. He is very good in data processing and writing. There is a lack of pictures in the early stage. Later, when the writer level is enough, there will be pictures. You can taste it.